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Friday 2 August 2013

"Your most recent payment has been processed" spam / capitalagreements.com

This fake Discover Card spam leads to malware on capitalagreements.com:


Date:      Fri, 2 Aug 2013 20:41:09 +0200 [14:41:09 EDT]
From:      Discover Card [dontrply@service.discovercard.com]
Reply-To:      dontrply@service.discovercard.com


    Discover
     Access My Account
   
    ACCOUNT CONFIRMATION     Statements | Payments | Rewards    
    Your most recent payment has been processed.
   
Dear Customer,

This e-mail is to confirm that we have processed your most recent payment. Please remember to use your new information the next time you log in.

To view more details please click here.

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    IMPORTANT INFORMATION

This e-mail was sent to [redacted].

You are receiving this Discover e-mail as a confirmation of your account activity.

Log in to update your e-mail address or view your account e-mail preferences.

If you have any questions about your account, please log in to contact us securely and we will be happy to assist you.

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©2013 Discover Bank, Member FDIC

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The link in the email goes to a legitimate hacked site and then one to three scripts as follows:
[donotclick]ekaterini.mainsys.gr/overspreading/hermaphrodite.js
[donotclick]sisgroup.co.uk/despairs/marveled.js
[donotclick]psik.aplus.pl/christian/pickford.js

After that, the victim is directed to the malware landing page at [donotclick]capitalagreements.com/topic/regard_alternate_sheet.php which is a hijacked GoDaddy domain hosted on 66.228.60.243 (Linode, US), along with several other hijacked domains.

The attack is fundamentally the same as this American Express themed malspam run described here.

Recommended blocklist:
66.228.60.243
northernforestcanoetrail.com
northforestcanoetrail.org
yourcaribbeanconnection.com
capitalagreements.com
buyfranklinrealty.com
franklinrealtyofcc.com
frccc.com
sellcitruscountyrealestate.com

1 comment:

Bruce said...

I received the subject email and was confused by it. Thanks for confirming my suspicions.