Scams use striptease to break Web traps

Discussion in 'other security issues & news' started by midway40, Nov 1, 2007.

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  1. midway40

    midway40 Registered Member

    More here


    Symantec identifies it as Trojan.Captchar.A
     
  2. LoneWolf

    LoneWolf Registered Member

    Brings me to a page to sign in. o_O

    Another link ?
     
  3. midway40

    midway40 Registered Member

    It goes directly to the page here without any signing in.

    Here is the full story:

    They show what it looks like in the Technical Details in the Symantec link (of course the woman is blurred, lol)
     
  4. 19monty64

    19monty64 Registered Member

    I got a pic for prank-purposes, not the actual dLo. Pops up in screensaver just to scare the family for Halloween.
     

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  5. Eh_Greg

    Eh_Greg Registered Member

    Yep


    The pic alone should tell you something fishy is going on. LOL !
     
  6. steve161

    steve161 Registered Member

    No amount of security software is going to save people not immediately suspicious of this icon unexpectedly appearing on their screen. I'm safe though, because most of the time I screw-up the CAPTCHA login.
     
  7. Rmus

    Rmus Exploit Analyst

    That article omitted an important point:

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/technology/7067962.stm


    The Symantec bulletin elaborates:

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    rich
     
  8. 19monty64

    19monty64 Registered Member

    Good, I'm not the only one!!! We could sure mess up their database with misinformation...
     
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