Emotet malware operators now using new spam template to demand $50 extortion from potential targets
Phishing emails falsely tell recipients their machines have been hacked, telling them to open an attached document if they want to rescue their data...
Emotet operators are using a new spam email template to tell users that their system has been hacked
Security researchers have uncovered a new Emotet campaign that uses a spam email template to tell recipients that their data has been stolen by hackers. The goal of these phishing emails is to trick...
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