Sentences with phrase «spam campaigns»

A 5000 email spam campaign may get you a job.

The groups behind most current ransomware campaigns are going for «fast cash,» by using spam campaigns and exploit kits such as Angler, and targeting wealthy countries in which people can afford to pay the ransom.

You can also rent time and capacity on your botnet for all the services it can provide: hosting cracked software for download, hosting fake sites for phishing messages (where people can input their passwords, in response to an email, under the impression that it belongs to Facebook or their bank), delivering DDoS attacks, and running spam campaigns.

Livingston, Chmielarz and McArthur, a resident of Ellicott City, Md., also worked together to steal databases containing the personal information of millions of Americans for use in spam campaigns, prosecutors said.

All of your infected computers subscribe to your IRC channel, referred to as the command - and - control (C&C) channel, and you can easily send out instructions to their population, such as message text and address «target lists» for spam campaigns.

The current Necurs dating spam campaign hasn't immediately directed users to a specific malicious site that could be tracked, Kessem said.

As if that weren't bad enough, according to law enforcement and online security firms, the average spam campaign is often a front for organized crime which is why most email filters send these emails straight to the trash bin.

Brian Krebs uncovered a large email spam campaign that was promoting a network of pornography and dating websites linked to Deniro Marketing

Prosecutors said Chmielarz admitted that he and Livingston hacked into email accounts and seized control of corporate mail servers to further their spam campaigns, and created software that exploited vulnerabilities in a several corporate websites.

Cisco's Talos team has posted a blog warning customers waiting for the new Windows 10 to beware of a spam campaign offering to upgrade to Windows...

A spam campaign posing as convincing bank transfer statements is tricking users into installing malware on their devices, malware that's capable of several damaging functions.

The spam campaign was first...

The spam campaign was first spotted by digital security company ZeroFOX, who looked into the massive pornography botnet that was targeting the social media network.

According to computer security firm Symantec, spam campaigns that offer student loan repayment options have been delivering vicious malware to the computers of those unlucky enough to click.

During the past seven years, the criminal group conducted malware distribution, phishing and spam campaigns using the botnet infrastructure.

Besides attracting botnets for purposes like DDoS attacks and spam campaigns, it can compromise sensitive user information going through the router.