Date: Mon, 12 Feb 2012 07:57:23 +0700
From: scan@victimdomain.com
Subject: Fwd: Scan from a Xerox W. Pro #6999878
Attachments: Xerox_Doc-l1616.htm
Please open the attached document. It was scanned and sent
to you using a Xerox WorkCentre Pro.
Sent by: SUSANNAH
Number of Images: 6
Attachment File Type: .HTML [Internet Explorer Format]
Xerox WorkCentre Location: machine location not set
Device Name: XEROX5427OD9ID86
This is one of those cases where the malicious domain is massively multihomed (there's a plain list at the end of the post if you want to copy and paste):
46.105.97.103 (OVH Systems, France)
46.137.251.11 (Amazon Data Services, Ireland)
50.31.1.105 (Steadfast Networks, US)
50.57.77.119 (Slicehost, US)
50.57.118.247 (Slicehost, US)
50.76.184.100 (Comcast Business Communications, US)
69.60.117.183 (Colopronto, US)
72.22.83.93 (iPower, US)
78.83.233.242 (MVN Systems Ltd, Bulgaria)
87.120.41.155 (Neterra Ltd, Bulgaria)
88.191.97.108 (Free SAS / ProXad, France)
93.189.88.198 (SiliconTower, Spain)
98.158.180.244 (Hosting Services Inc, US)
173.203.51.174 (Slicehost, US)
173.255.229.33 (Linode, US)
174.122.121.154 (ThePlanet, US)
184.106.151.78 (Slicehost, US)
184.106.237.210 (Slicehost, US)
190.106.129.43 (G2KHosting, Argentina)
200.169.13.84 (Century Telecom Ltda, Brazil)
204.12.252.82 (Jaidee Daijai, US)
Looks familiar? Well, it is almost identical to this list with a few servers taken out of action.
46.105.97.103
46.137.251.11
50.31.1.105
50.57.77.119
50.57.118.247
50.76.184.100
69.60.117.183
72.22.83.93
78.83.233.242
87.120.41.155
88.191.97.108
93.189.88.198
98.158.180.244
173.203.51.174
173.255.229.33
174.122.121.154
184.106.151.78
184.106.237.210
190.106.129.43
200.169.13.84
204.12.252.82