Facebook spam / dennissellsgateway.com

This fake Facebook spam leads to malware on dennissellsgateway.com:

Date:      Tue, 20 Aug 2013 15:28:11 -0500 [16:28:11 EDT]
From:      Facebook [no-reply@facebook.com]
Subject:      Gene Maynard wants to be friends with you on Facebook.

facebook
   
Gene Maynard wants to be friends with you on Facebook.
University of Houston, Victoria
342 friends - 28 photos
Confirm Request
       
See All Requests
This message was sent to [redacted]. If you don't want to receive these emails from Facebook in the future, please click: unsubscribe.
Facebook, Inc. Attention: Department 415 P.O Box 10005 Palo Alto CA 94303

This is a "ThreeScripts" attack, with the link first going to a legitimate hacked site and then through one of the following three scripts:
[donotclick]ftp.crimestoppersofpinellas.org/jonson/tried.js
[donotclick]italiangardensomaha.com/moocher/pawned.js
[donotclick]www.it-planet.gr/schlepped/suitor.js

From there, the victim ends up on a hijacked GoDaddy domain with a malicious payload at [donotclick]dennissellsgateway.com/topic/able_disturb_planning.php on 72.5.102.146 (Nuclear Fallout Enterprises, US) along with some other hijacked domains (listed in italics below).

Recommended blocklist:
72.5.102.146
dennissellsgateway.com
justinreid.us
waterwayrealtyteam.us
www.it-planet.gr
italiangardensomaha.com
ftp.crimestoppersofpinellas.org

Update:
Another spam is circulating with a different pitch, but the same malicious payload:

Dear Customer,

The following is your Credit Card settlement report for Monday, August 19, 2013.
Transaction Volume Statistics for Settlement Batch dated 19-Aug-2013
Batch ID: 108837538
Business Day: 19-Aug-2013
Net Batch Total: 3704.75 (USD)
Number of Charge Transactions: 1
Amount of Charge Transactions: 3704.75
Number of Refund Transactions: 5
Amount of Refund Transactions: 315.74
You can download your full report at https://account.authorize.net/login/protected/download/settlementreport/

To view details for a specific transaction, please log into the Merchant Interface.

1.Click "Reports" from the main menu
2.Select "Transaction Details by Settlement Date"
3.Select "Settled Transactions" from the Item Type drop-down box.
4.Select the Settlement Date for the batch you would like to view from the "Date" drop-down box
5.Click "Run Report"
6.In the results, click on any transaction ID to view specific details for that transaction.

If you have any questions regarding this settlement report, please contact us by Secure Mail or you can call Customer Support at 1-877-447-3938.

Thank You,
Authorize.Net
*** You received this email because you chose to be a Credit Card Report
recipient. You may change your email options by logging into the Merchant
Interface. Click on Settings and Profile in the Main Menu, and select
Manage Contacts from the General section. To edit a contact, click the
Edit link next to the contact that you would like to edit. Under Email
Types, select or deselect the Email types you would like to receive. Click
Submit to save any changes. Please do not reply to this email.

"You have received a secure message" spam / securedoc.zip

This fake Citi spam contains a malicious attachment:

Date:      Mon, 19 Aug 2013 20:24:27 +0000 [16:24:27 EDT]
From:      "secure.email@citi.com" [secure.email@citi.com]
Subject:      You have received a secure message

You have received a secure message Read your secure message by opening the attachment, securedoc. You will be prompted to open (view) the file or save (download) it to your computer. For best results, save the file first, then open it with Internet Explorer. If you have concerns about the validity of this message, please contact the sender directly. For questions please contact the Citi Secure Email Help Desk at (866) 535-2504. First time users - will need to register after opening the attachment. About Email Encryption - http://www.citi.com/citi/citizen/privacy/email.htm

Attached is a file securedoc.zip which in turn contains a malicious executable securedoc.exe which has a very low detection rate at VirusTotal of just 2/46. The Malwr analysis (and also ThreatExpert) shows that the file first connects to [donotclick]frankcremascocabinets.com/forum/viewtopic.php (a hijacked GoDaddy domain on 184.95.37.102 (Secured Servers, US / Jolly Works Hosting, Philippines) as seen before here, and it then tries to downoad additional components from:

[donotclick]lobbyarkansas.com/0d8H.exe
[donotclick]ftp.ixcenter.com/GMMo6.exe
[donotclick]faithful-ftp.com/kFbWXZX.exe

This second part has another very low VirusTotal detection rate of just 3/46. Malwr gives an insight into what the binary is doing, or alternatively you can look at the Comodo CAMAS report or ThreatExpert report. 

Recommened blocklist:
184.95.37.96/28
frankcremascocabinets.com
giuseppepiruzza.com
gordonpoint.biz
gordonpoint.info
hitechcreature.com
frankcremasco.com
lobbyarkansas.com
ftp.ixcenter.com
faithful-ftp.com

"You requested a new Facebook password" spam / frankcremascocabinets.com

This fake Facebook spam follows on from this one, but has a different malicious landing page at frankcremascocabinets.com:

From:     Facebook [update+hiehdzge@facebookmail.com]
Date:     19 August 2013 17:38
Subject:     You requested a new Facebook password

facebook
Hello,

You recently asked to reset your Facebook password.
Click here to change your password.
Didn't request this change?
If you didn't request a new password, let us know immediately.
Change Password
This message was sent to [redacted] at your request.
Facebook, Inc., Attention: Department 415, PO Box 10005, Palo Alto, CA 94303

The link in the email goes to a legitimate hacked site which then tries to load one or more of the following three scripts:
[donotclick]ftp.hotwindsaunausa.com/clingy/concord.js
[donotclick]katchthedeal.sg/stilling/rifts.js
[donotclick]ftp.navaglia.it/gazebo/cowboys.js

The victim is then directed to a malware payload at [donotclick]frankcremascocabinets.com/topic/able_disturb_planning.php hosted on 184.95.37.102 (Secured Servers, US / Jolly Works Hosting, Philippines). This domain is a hijacked GoDaddy domain and there are several others on the same server (listed below in italics).

Recommended blocklist:
184.95.37.96/28
ftp.hotwindsaunausa.com
katchthedeal.sg
ftp.navaglia.it
giuseppepiruzza.com
frankcremascocabinets.com
gordonpoint.biz
hitechcreature.com
frankcremasco.com

Facebook spam / hubbywifewines.com

This fake Facebook spam leads to malware on hubbywifewines.com:

Date:      Mon, 19 Aug 2013 16:20:06 +0200 [10:20:06 EDT]
From:      Facebook [update+hiehdzge@facebookmail.com]
Subject:      You requested a new Facebook password


facebook
Hello,

You recently asked to reset your Facebook password.
Click here to change your password.
Didn't request this change?
If you didn't request a new password, let us know immediately.
Change Password
This message was sent to [redacted].net at your request.
Facebook, Inc., Attention: Department 415, PO Box 10005, Palo Alto, CA 94303

The link in the email goes to a legitimate hacked site and then loads one or more of these three scripts:
[donotclick]ftp.hotwindsaunausa.com/clingy/concord.js
[donotclick]katchthedeal.sg/stilling/rifts.js
[donotclick]ftp.navaglia.it/gazebo/cowboys.js

The victim is then forwarded to a malware landing page using a hijacked GoDaddy domain at [donotclick]hubbywifewines.com/topic/able_disturb_planning.php hosted on 72.5.102.192 (Nuclear Fallout Enterprises, US) along with another hijacked domain of hubbywifefoods.com.

Recommended blocklist:
72.5.102.192
hubbywifewines.com
hubbywifefoods.com
ftp.hotwindsaunausa.com
katchthedeal.sg
ftp.navaglia.it

"CEO Portal Statements & Notices Event" spam / report_{DIGIT[12]}.exe

This fake Wells Fargo email has a malicious attachment:

Date:      Fri, 16 Aug 2013 09:51:17 -0500 [10:51:17 EDT]
From:      Wells Fargo Event Messaging Admin [ofsrep.ceosmuigw@wellsfargo.com]
Subject:      CEO Portal Statements & Notices Event


Wells Fargo

Commercial Electronic Office (CEO) Portal Statements & Notices Event: Multiple Download Request Available

Your Deposit Adjustment Notices is now available. To access your information please download attached report and open Statements & Notices file.
Date/Time Stamp:    Fri, 16 Aug 2013 09:51:17 -0500
Request Name:    MM3P85NRLOXLOFJ
Event Message ID:    S045-77988311

Please do not reply to this email.

The email has an attachment called report_625859705821.zip which in turn contains an exectuable report_{DIGIT[12]}.exe (which presumably is an error) which has a VirusTotal detection rate of 9/46. The Malwr report shows that this malware does various things, inclding an HTTP request to a hijacked GoDaddy domain at [donotclick]hubbywifeco.com/forum/viewtopic.php hosted on 66.151.138.80 (Nuclear Fallout Enterprises, US) which is shared with another hijacked domain, hubbywifecakes.com.

From there, another executable is downloaded from one of the following locations:
[donotclick]208.106.130.52/39UvZmv.exe
[donotclick]demoscreactivo.com/DKM9.exe
[donotclick]roundaboutcellars.com/Utuw1.exe
[donotclick]bbsmfg.biz/VKPqrms.exe

This executable has an even lower detection rate of just 5/46. You can see the Malwr report for that here.

Blocking EXE-in-ZIP files like this at your perimeter is an excellent idea if you can do it.

Recommended blocklist:
66.151.138.80
hubbywifeco.com
hubbywifecakes.com
208.106.130.52
demoscreactivo.com
roundaboutcellars.com
bbsmfg.biz

"INCOMING FAX REPORT" spam / chellebelledesigns.com

A facsimile transmission. How quaint. Of course, it isn't.. the link in the spam goes to a malicious page on chellebelledesigns.com:

From:     Administrator [administrator@victimdomain]
Date:     15 August 2013 16:08
Subject:     INCOMING FAX REPORT : Remote ID: 1043524020

*********************************************************INCOMING FAX REPORT*********************************************************Date/Time: 07/25/2013 02:12:11 ESTSpeed: 66387 bpsConnection time: 04:06Pages: 0Resolution: NormalRemote ID: 1043524020Line number: 7DTMF/DID:Description: June PayrollClick here to view the file online*********************************************************

*********************************************************
INCOMING FAX REPORT
*********************************************************

Date/Time: 07/25/2013 02:12:11 EST
Speed: 66387 bps
Connection time: 04:06
Pages: 0
Resolution: Normal
Remote ID: 1043524020
Line number: 7
DTMF/DID:
Description: June Payroll

Click here to view the file online

********************************************************* 

Note that the spam appears to come "from" the "Administrator" in the victim's own domain. This email address is a forgery, so don't worry about it. If you are daft enough to click the link in the email you go to a legitimate hacked site and then on to one of three scripts:
[donotclick]millionaireheaven.com/mable/rework.js
[donotclick]pettigrew.us/airheads/testier.js
[donotclick]www.situ-ingenieurgeologie.de/tuesday/alleviation.js

from there on, the victim is forwarded to a malicious landing page at [donotclick]chellebelledesigns.com/topic/conclusion-western.php using a hacked GoDaddy domain on 173.246.104.55 (Gandi, US). There are other hijacked GoDaddy domains on the same server (listed in italics below):

Recommended blocklist:
173.246.104.55
1800callabe.com
1866callabe.com
chellebelledesign.com
chellebelledesigns.com
millionaireheaven.com
pettigrew.us
www.situ-ingenieurgeologie.de

Something evil on 162.211.231.16

The server at 162.211.231.16 (IT7 Networks, Canada) is currently being used in injection attacks (example) which have been going on for some time [1] [2] and uses several domains, some of which are listed below.

The WHOIS details for these domains seem to be consistent but are possibly fake:

Registrant ID:CR148448937
Registrant Name:Leonardo Salim Chahda
Registrant Street1:Patron 6755
Registrant Street2:
Registrant Street3:
Registrant City:Capital Federal
Registrant State/Province:Buenos Aires
Registrant Postal Code:1408
Registrant Country:AR
Registrant Phone:+46.444407
Registrant Phone Ext.:
Registrant FAX:
Registrant FAX Ext.:
Registrant Email:info@brigitteunderwear.com

All the domains are very recently registered by GoDaddy. The WHOIS details for brigitteunderwear.com (also registered by GoDaddy in 2006) are consistent, but I've seen enough hijacked GoDaddy domains recently to be suspicious that there could be an element of identity theft here, and the named person may well have nothing to do with this attack.

I haven't had time to poke around at the payload too much, but this could well be a good IP to block, or alternatively use the list of domains that I have identified below (it may not be comprehensive, though)

Recommended blocklist:
162.211.231.16
acioepod.biz
acioepod.info
acioepod.org
acioepod.us
adrietod.biz
adrietod.info
adrietod.org
adrietod.us
alienore.biz
alienore.info
alienore.org
alienore.us
alpirute.biz
alpirute.info
alpirute.org
alpirute.us
alpojser.biz
alpojser.info
alpojser.net
alpojser.us
aniopirs.us
bialooes.biz
bialooes.info
bialooes.org
bialooes.us
boriskpr.biz
boriskpr.info
boriskpr.org
boriskpr.us
bugaletir.biz
bugaletir.info
bugaletir.org
bugaletir.us
bugaltoiy.biz
bugaltoiy.info
bugaltoiy.org
bugaltoiy.us
buhortes.biz
buhortes.info
buhortes.org
buhortes.us
caniopeo.us
caoilrsr.biz
caoilrsr.info
caoilrsr.org
caoilrsr.us
ciponeor.biz
ciponeor.info
ciponeor.org
ciponeor.us
deilonei.biz
deilonei.info
deilonei.org
deilonei.us
delovyto.biz
delovyto.info
delovyto.org
delovyto.us
diopoesl.us
diposero.biz
eniroikj.biz
eniroikj.info
eniroikj.org
eniroikj.us
feocipor.biz
feocipor.info
feocipor.org
feocipor.us
foleiord.biz
foleiord.info
foleiord.org
foleiord.us
foliadoe.biz
foliadoe.info
foliadoe.org
foliadoe.us
foprtise.biz
foprtise.info
foprtise.org
foprtise.us
gelaiork.biz
gelaiork.info
gelaiork.org
gelaiork.us
gipoeror.biz
gipoeror.info
gipoeror.org
golerods.biz
golerods.info
golerods.org
golerods.us
imanielo.biz
imanielo.info
imanielo.net
imanielo.us
mokioers.org
nimolpeo.biz
nimolpeo.info
nimolpeo.org
nimolpeo.us
niuritos.biz
niuritos.info
niuritos.org
niuritos.us
okoreiki.biz
okoreiki.info
okoreiki.net
okoreiki.us
openirod.biz
openirod.info
openirod.org
openirod.us
reoiklri.biz
reoiklri.info
reoiklri.org
reoiklri.us
tolikord.biz
tolikord.info
tolikord.org
tolikord.us
viloeirp.biz
viloeirp.org
vilosprs.biz
vilosprs.info
vilosprs.org
vilosprs.us
vokoralr.biz
vokoralr.info
vokoralr.org
vokoralr.us

ADP spam / hubbywifeburgers.com

This fake ADP spam leads to malware on hubbywifeburgers.com:

Date:      Wed, 14 Aug 2013 08:58:12 -0700 [11:58:12 EDT]
From:      "ADPClientServices@adp.com" [service@citibank.com]
Subject:      ADP Security Management Update

ADP Security Management Update

Reference ID: 39866

Dear ADP Client August 2013

This message is to inform you of the upcoming �Phase 2� enhancement to ADP Security Management (formally ADP Netsecure). This is where you manage your users� access to ADP�s Internet services, and includes the self-service registration process.

Effective August 15th, ADP Security Management will reflect a new user interface. This will include tasks such as Account Maintenance, User Maintenance, and Company Maintenance within Security Management.

Please review the following information:

� Click here to view more details of the enhancements in Phase 2

� Complete the What�s New in Security Management Service here (Expected to take about 15 minutes)

� View the Supported Browsers and Operating Systems, listed here. These are updated to reflect more current versions to ensure proper presentation of the updated user interface. It is important to note that the new ADP Security Management is best accessed using Microsoft Internet Explorer Version 8 or Mozilla Firefox Version 3.6, at minimum.

This email was sent to active users in your company that access ADP Netsecure with a security role of �security master� or �security admin�. You may have other users that also access ADP Netsecure with other security roles. Please inform those users of these enhancements, noting that the above resources will have some functionality that does not apply to their role.

As always, thank you for choosing ADP as your business partner! If you have any questions, please contact your ADP Technical Support organization.

Ref: 0725 MSAMALONIS1@TWNSHP

[This message and any attachments are intended only for the use of the addressee and may contain information that is privileged and confidential. If the reader of the message is not the intended recipient or an authorized representative of the intended recipient, you are hereby notified that any dissemination of this communication is strictly prohibited. If you have received this communication in error, notify the sender immediately by return email and delete the message and any attachments from your system.]


Cherry Hill Township provides a secure environment for all information concerning our residents and all other business concerns. The information contained in this email is intended only for the individual(s) addressed in the message and may contain privileged and/or confidential information that is exempt from disclosure under applicable law.

Cherry Hill Township provides a secure environment for all information concerning our residents and all other business concerns. The information contained in this email is intended only for the individual(s) addressed in this message and may contain privileged and/or confidential information that is exempt from disclosure under applicable law.

Yeah.. click the link. What could possibly go wrong? Well, first you go to a legitimate hacked site that tried to load one of the following three scripts:

[donotclick]e-equus.kei.pl/perusing/cassie.js
[donotclick]cncnc.biz/pothooks/addict.js
[donotclick]khalidkala.com/immigration/unkind.js

From there, the victim is sent to a malware site that uses a hijacked GoDaddy domain at [donotclick]hubbywifeburgers.com/topic/nearby-promptly.php hosted on 199.195.116.51 (A2 Hosting, US - report here). This IP probably contains other hijacked domains from the same owner.

Recommended blocklist:
199.195.116.51
hubbywifeburgers.com
e-equus.kei.pl
cncnc.biz
khalidkala.com

Bank of American spam / Instructions Secured E-mail.zip

This fake Bank of American spam has a malicious attachment:

Date:      Tue, 13 Aug 2013 09:35:13 -0500 [10:35:13 EDT]
From:      "Alphonso.Wilcox" [Alphonso.Wilcox@bankofamerica.com]
Subject:      Instructions Secured E-mail.pdf

I will be forwarding the application through a secure e-mail. Attached are instructions for you to create a password to open the secure e-mails from us. Just a bit of security for when we transmit confidential information.

Thanks,

Amado.Underwood
Bank of America
Principal Business Relationship Manager
Direct - 915-045-4237 office
Cell - 915-070-4128 cell
Amado.Underwood@bankofamerica.com

This message may contain confidential and/or privileged information. If you are not the addressee or authorized to receive this for the addressee, you must not use, copy, disclose, or take any action based on this message or any information herein. If you have received this message in error, please advise the sender immediately by reply e-mail and delete this message. Thank you for your cooperation. 

Attached to the message is a file Instructions Secured E-mail.zip which contains an executable file Instructions Secured E-mail.exe with an icon to make it look like a PDF file.

The detection rate for this initial malware is just 9/45 at VirusTotal.

This is a pony/gate downloader [1] which attempts to download from [donotclick]guterprotectionperfection.com/ponyb/gate.php on 192.81.135.132 (Linode, US). This is the same IP as used in this attack, and it also utilises a hijacked GoDaddy domain.

The download then attempts to download a second stage from the from the following locations [2] (as well as installing all sorts of hooks into your system):
[donotclick]Missionsearchjobs.com/D5F7G.exe
[donotclick]betterbacksystems.com/kvq.exe
[donotclick]www.printdirectadvertising.com/vfMJH.exe
[donotclick]S381195155.onlinehome.us/vmkCQg8N.exe

The second stage has an even lower detection rate of just 3/45. The analyses by Comodo CAMAS and Malwr do give some detail as to how this part infects the target system.

Recommended blocklist:
192.81.135.132
guterprotectionperfection.com
Missionsearchjobs.com
betterbacksystems.com
www.printdirectadvertising.com
S381195155.onlinehome.us

Facebook spam / guterhelmet.com

This fake Facebook spam leads to malware on guterhelmet.com:

Date:      Mon, 12 Aug 2013 17:51:17 -0200 [15:51:17 EDT]
From:      Facebook [update+zj433fgc2_aay@facebookmail.com]
Subject:      Willie Powell wants to be friends with you on Facebook.

facebook
   
interesting pages on facebook
mark as favorite web pages that interest you to receive their updates in your news feed.

Willie Powell
Willie Powell
   
Bao Aguliar
Bibi Akel
   
Eleanora Casella
Murray Carsten
   
Jordana Fiqueroa
Jona Fiorelli
   
Leisha Heape
Lacresha Hautala
   
Monnie Carrillo
Missy Carreiro
find more pages
         
go to facebook
the message was sent to {mailto_username}@{mailto_domain}. if you do not want to receive these e-mail. letters from facebook, please give up subscription.
facebook, inc., attention: department 415, po box 10005, palo alto, ca 94303

Is it me, or does everyone look the same?

The link in the email goes through a legitimate hacked site and then on to one of three scripts:
[donotclick]golift.biz/lisps/seventeen.js
[donotclick]fh-efront.clickandlearn.at/parboiled/couplets.js
[donotclick]ftp.elotus.org/products/cleats.js

From there, the victim is redirected to a hijacked GoDaddy domain with a malicious payload at [donotclick]guterhelmet.com/topic/able_disturb_planning.php hosted on 192.81.135.132 (Linode, US) along with a number of other hijacked domains (in italics below)

Recommended blocklist:
192.81.135.132
golift.biz
fh-efront.clickandlearn.at
ftp.elotus.org
guterglove.com
grandrapidsleaffilter.com
greenbayleaffilter.com
guterhelmet.com
guterprosva.com

CNN: " Canadian teenager Rehtaeh Parsons" spam leads to malware

The bad guys don't have much of a sense of shame. This fake CNN email leads to malware on hubbynwifewines.com:

Date:      Sat, 10 Aug 2013 01:33:17 +0330 [18:03:17 EDT]
From:      CNN [BreakingNews@mail.cnn.com]
Subject:      CNN: " Canadian teenager Rehtaeh Parsons"

2 face charges in case of Canadian girl who hanged self after alleged rape
By Stephanie Gallman and Phil Gast, CNN
updated 6:39 AM EDT, Fri August 9, 2013
Canadian teenager Rehtaeh Parsons, who was allegedly gang-raped and bullied, has died, her family said. Parsons, 17, was hospitalized after she tried to hang herself on Thursday, April 4. The high school student from Halifax, Nova Scotia, was taken off life support three days later.

Canadian teenager Rehtaeh Parsons

Two 18-year-old men face child pornography charges in connection with the case of a 17-year-old girl who hanged herself after she was allegedly gang-raped and bullied online, Canadian authorities said Thursday evening.  Full story >>

The link in the email goes through a legitimate but hacked site and ends up running one of three scripts:
[donotclick]1494ccc706155932.lolipop.jp/canard/lockup.js
[donotclick]ftp.adaware.net/earwax/philosophic.js
[donotclick]hargobindtravels.com/coloratura/nesting.js

The victim is then sent to a malware payload site at [donotclick]hubbynwifewines.com/topic/able_disturb_planning.php which is a hacked GoDaddy domain hosted on 72.249.76.197.

Recommended blocklist:
72.249.76.197
1494ccc706155932.lolipop.jp
ftp.adaware.net
hargobindtravels.com
housewalla.com
hubby-wife.com
hubbynwife.com
hubbynwifecakes.com
hubbynwifewines.com
hubbynwifedesigns.com

Facebook spam / hubby-wife.com and 72.249.76.197

This fake Facebook spam leads to malware on hubby-wife.com:

Date:      Thu, 8 Aug 2013 09:36:19 -0800 [13:36:19 EDT]
From:      Facebook [update+zj433fgc2_aay@facebookmail.com]
Subject:      Doug Bernal wants to be friends with you on Facebook.
   
Interesting Pages on Facebook
Mark as favorite web pages that interest you to receive their updates in your News Feed.

Doug Bernal
Doug Bernal
   
Hyo Auiles
Gigi Arvay
   
Hester Brush
Lesa Bueschel
   
Crawford Eredia
Casey Elting
   
Delfina Grode
Deandrea Grise
   
Tori Circle
Austin Chum
Find more pages
         
Go to Facebook
The message was sent to [redacted]. If you do not want to receive these e-mail. letters from Facebook, please give up subscription.
Facebook, Inc., Attention: Department 415, PO Box 10005, Palo Alto, CA 94303

Doug is quite a feminine looking bloke:

Clicking on the link in the email goes through a legitimate hacked site, and from there onto one of three scripts:
[donotclick]art.impactmt.com/ecology/christmases.js
[donotclick]palka-teleskopowa.pl/puppet/leafed.js
[donotclick]outoftheblueproductions.com/pipelines/tutsi.js

From here, the victim is sent to a malware payload at [donotclick]hubby-wife.com/topic/able_disturb_planning.php which (predictably) a hijacked GoDaddy domain hosted on 72.249.76.197 (Networld Internet Services) along with several other GoDaddy domains which are highlighted below.

Recommended blocklist:
72.249.76.197
art.impactmt.com
palka-teleskopowa.pl
outoftheblueproductions.com
hubby-wife.com
housewalla.com
hubbynwife.com
hubbynwifecakes.com

MoneyGram "Payment notification email" spam / drstephenlwolman.com

This fake MoneyGram spam leads to malware on drstephenlwolman.com:

Date:      Fri, 2 Aug 2013 22:23:53 +0330 [14:53:53 EDT]
From:      "Moneygram Inc." [infusionnbb3@gmail.com]
Subject:      Payment notification email

Revenues notification email
This is an automated email - please do not reply!

Dear customer!

You are receiving this notification because of you have been received the payment.
It may take a some time for this transaction to appear in the Recent Activity list on your account page.


Transaction details

Transaction sum: 110 USD
Transaction date: 2013/08/02

View the details of this transaction online

Thank you for using MoneyGram services!

MoneyGram ® 2013

Payload is on [donotclick]drstephenlwolman.com/topic/sessions-folk-binds.php via [donotclick]new.hotelniles.com/xd2iqku.html  and some intermediate scripts.

More analysis later..

Part II

OK, I have a little more time to look at this. Here is the screenshot:

Clicking the link takes you to a "ThreeScripts" page, but subtly different from previous ones, leading to scripts at:
[donotclick]nutnet.ir/dl/nnnew.txt
[donotclick]www.emotiontag.net/cp/nnnew.txt
[donotclick]aurummulier.pl/nnnew.txt

These scripts use a ".txt" extenstion, presumably to fool AV scanners.

The next step is a kind of weird Javascript leading to a malware page at [donotclick]drstephenlwolman.com/topic/sessions-folk-binds.php hosted on 74.91.118.212 (Nuclear Fallout Enterprises, US).

The domain in question is a hijacked GoDaddy domain.The payload is hardened against analysis. There will almost definitely be other hijacked domains hosted on this server, blocking access to it might be a good idea.

"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.

Log In to review your account details or to make additional changes.


Please Note: If you did not make this request, please contact us immediately at 1-800-DISCOVER (1-800-347-2683).
   
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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

Facebook spam / deltaoutriggercafe.com

These guys are busy. This fake Facebook spam leads to malware on deltaoutriggercafe.com:

Date:      Tue, 30 Jul 2013 15:05:25 -0500 [16:05:25 EDT]
From:      Facebook [no-reply@facebook.com]
Subject:      Issac Dyer wants to be friends with you on Facebook.

facebook
   
Issac Dyer wants to be friends with you on Facebook.
University of Houston, Victoria
342 friends - 28 photos
Confirm Request
       
See All Requests
This message was sent to [redacted]. If you don't want to receive these emails from Facebook in the future, please click: unsubscribe.
Facebook, Inc. Attention: Department 415 P.O Box 10005 Palo Alto CA 94303

I don't know about you, but I think Isaac looks a bit like a girl.

Predicatably, clicking on the link in the email leads to a legitimate hacked site and then the same redirector scripts found in this spam run. However, in this case the target has now changed to [donotclick]deltaoutriggercafe.com/topic/able_disturb_planning.php which is hosted on 66.175.217.235 (Linode, US) along with a whole bunch of other similar domains that have been hijacked from GoDaddy.

Recommended blocklist:
66.175.217.235
deltaboatraces.net
deltaboatworks.net
deltadazeresort.net
deltamarineinspections.net
deltaoutriggercafe.com
deltarentalcenter.net
deltariverhouse.net
deltayachtclub.net

eBay "ready to get started? Here’s how." spam / deltamarineinspections.net

There is currently an eBay-themed  "ready to get started? Here’s how" spam run active, effectively almost the same as this one, except this time there is a new set of intermediate scripts and payload page. The three scripts involved are:

[donotclick]03778d6.namesecurehost.com/meaningful/unsnapping.js
[donotclick]icontractor.org/followings/trolloped.js
[donotclick]tvassist.co.uk/plead/grueled.js

..leading to a payload page at  [donotclick]deltamarineinspections.net/topic/able_disturb_planning.php on 66.175.217.235 (Linode, US). The domains in use are hijacked from a GoDaddy account and belong to the same poor sod that last control of the ones here.

Recommended blocklist:
66.175.217.235
deltaboatraces.net
deltaboatworks.net
deltadazeresort.net
deltamarineinspections.net
deltarentalcenter.net
deltariverhouse.net
deltayachtclub.net

CNN "Angelina Jolie tops list of highest-paid actresses" spam / deltadazeresort.net

This fake CNN spam leads to malware on deltadazeresort.net:

Date:      Tue, 30 Jul 2013 17:52:54 +0330 [10:22:54 EDT]
From:      CNN [BreakingNews@mail.cnn.com]
Subject:      CNN: Forbes: Angelina Jolie tops list of highest-paid actresses

Forbes: Angelina Jolie tops list of highest-paid actresses
By Sheridan Watson, EW.com
July 29, 2013 -- Updated 2014 GMT (0414 HKT)
Angelina Jolie attends a June 2013 premiere of her fiance Brad Pitt's movie,
Angelina Jolie attends a June 2013 premiere of her fiance Brad Pitt's movie, "World War Z."


(EW.com) -- She might not get paid as much as "Iron Man," but there's no doubt that celestial beauty Angelina Jolie is smiling all the way to the bank.

This year, Jolie topped Forbes' annual list of the highest-paid actresses in Hollywood with an incredibly robust $33 million.

The link in the email goes to a legitimate hacked site and then to one or more of three scripts:

[donotclick]00002nd.rcomhost.com/immanent/surfeit.js
[donotclick]theplaidfox.com/bulbs/falcon.js
[donotclick]sandbox.infotraxdevdocs.com/afforestation/provosts.js

From there the victim is sent to a landing page at [donotclick]deltadazeresort.net/topic/able_disturb_planning.php. At the time of writing this hijacked GoDaddy domain does not resolve, but it was recently hosted on the following IPs alongside these other hacked GoDaddy domains:

66.175.217.235 (Linode, US)
173.246.104.136 (Gandi, US)
deltaboatraces.net
deltaboatworks.net
deltadazeresort.net
deltarentalcenter.net
deltariverhouse.net
deltayachtclub.net

Facebook spam / happykido.com

This fake Facebook spam leads to malware on

Date:      Mon, 29 Jul 2013 09:33:38 -0600 [11:33:38 EDT]
From:      Facebook [update+zj4o40c2_aay@facebookmail.com]
Subject:      Betsy Wells wants to be friends with you on Facebook.
   
Interesting Pages on Facebook
Mark as favorite web pages that interest you to receive their updates in your News Feed.
�
Betsy Wells
Betsy Wells
   
Baldric Aguino
Astrid Aggas
   
Deloris Bransfield
Perdita Brantz
   
Danelle Erstad
Daphne Escamilla
   
Giovanna Hadesty
Georgeann Habel
   
Hugh Campisi
Jake Callas
Find more pages
    �    
Go to Facebook
The message was sent to [redacted]. If you do not want to receive these e-mail. letters from Facebook, please give up subscription.
Facebook, Inc., Attention: Department 415, PO Box 10005, Palo Alto, CA 94303

Apparently all these people look alike:

This is a "ThreeScripts" attack, clicking the link goes to a legitimate hacked site which then tries to run one of the following:

[donotclick]system-hostings.info/aphrodisiac/nought.js
[donotclick]gc.sceonline.org/worsens/patronizingly.js
[donotclick]www.kgsindia.org/retell/manson.js

from there, the victim is sent to a malware landing page on a hijacked GoDaddy domain at [donotclick]happykido.com/topic/able_disturb_planning.php hosted on 50.2.138.161 (ServerHub Phoenix, US). There are several other hacked GoDaddy domains on the same server, all of which should be considered to be malicious.

Recommended blocklist:
50.2.138.161
handbagwalla.com
giftwalla.com
happykiddoh.com
happykido.com
system-hostings.info
gc.sceonline.org
www.kgsindia.org

CNN "77 dead after train derails" spam / evocarr.net

This spam mismatches two topics, a train crash in Spain and the birth of a royal baby in the UK, but it leads to malware on evocarr.net:

Date:      Thu, 25 Jul 2013 20:19:44 +0800 [08:19:44 EDT]
From:      77 dead after train derails [BreakingNews@mail.cnn.com>]
Subject:      "Perfect gift for royal baby ... a tree?" -  BreakingNews CNN


77 dead after train derails, splits apart in Spain
By Al Goodman, Elwyn Lopez, Catherine E. Shoichet, CNN July 25, 2013 -- Updated 0939 GMT (1739 HKT)
iReporter: 'It was a horrific scene'
STORY HIGHLIGHTS

    NEW: Train driver told police he entered the bend too fast, public broadcaster reports
    NEW: Regional governor declares 7 days of mourning for the victims, broadcaster says
    Witness: "The train was broken in half. ... It was quite shocking"
    77 people are dead, more bodies may be found, regional judicial official says

Madrid (CNN) -- An express train derailed as it hurtled around a curve in northwestern Spain on Wednesday, killing at least 77 people and injuring more than 100, officials said.� Full Story >>>>

The link in the email goes to a legitimate hacked site which tries to load one or more of the following scripts:

[donotclick]church.main.jp/psychosomatics/rayon.js
[donotclick]video.whatsonstage.com/overstocking/ownership.js
[donotclick]www.fewo-am-speckbusch.de/referees/metacarpals.js

From there the victim is sent to a landing page at [donotclick]evocarr.net/topic/accidentally-results-stay.php hosted on 69.163.34.49 (Directspace LLC, US). The following hijacked GoDaddy domains are on the same IP and can be considered suspect:
evocarr.net
serapius.com
leacomunica.net
mindordny.org
rdinteractiva.com
yanosetratasolodeti.org

CNN "Perfect gift for royal baby ... a tree?" spam / nphscards.com

This fake CNN spam leads to malware on nphscards.com:

Date:      Wed, 24 Jul 2013 19:54:18 +0400 [11:54:18 EDT]
From:      "Perfect gift for royal baby ... a tree?" [BreakingNews@mail.cnn.com]
Subject:      "Perfect gift for royal baby ... a tree?" -  BreakingNews CNN

CNN
U.S. presidents have spotty record on gifts for royal births
By Jessica Yellin, CNN Chief White House Correspondent
July 24, 2013 -- Updated 0151 GMT (0951 HKT)
Watch this video
Perfect gift for royal baby ... a tree?

STORY HIGHLIGHTS

    Gifts for William and Catherine's baby must honor special U.S.-UK relationship
    William got a gift from Reagans when he was born; brother Harry got nothing
    Truman sent telegram for Charles' birth; Coolidge did even less for queen's birth
    Protocol expert suggests American-made crafts -- but no silver spoons

Washington (CNN)�-- What will the Obamas get the royal wee one? Sources say it's a topic under discussion in the White House and at the State Department.

No baby buggy will do. The president and first lady must find a special gift to honor the special relationship between the United States and the United Kingdom.

Kate and William bring home royal baby boy

The payload work in exactly the same way as this fake Facebook spam earlier today and consists of a hacked GoDaddy domain (nphscards.com) hosted on 162.216.18.169 by Linode.