as informed in investigators have documented a recent phishing campaign targeting online banking users that masquerades as Google in its attempt to robber valuable credentials. According to cybersafety investigators from Sucuri, the attack wave against a Polish bank and its users is impersonating Google reCAPTCHA systems and panic-eliciting techniques to prompt preys to click on malicious links embedded in deception emails. The emails in question contain a fake confirmation for a recent transaction, alongside a link to a malicious .PHP file. See also: This malware turns ATM hijacking into a slot machine gameThe page has a number of specifically defined user-agents that are limited to Google crawlers. If the demand is not Google crawler-linked -- in other words, alternative search engines are in use -- then the PHP script instead loads a fake Google reCAPTCHA made up of JavaScript and static HTML.
Fake Google reCAPTCHA used to hide Android banking malware
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as informed in investigators have documented a recent phishing campaign targeting online banking users that masquerades as Google in its attempt to robber valuable credentials. According to cybersafety investigators from Sucuri, the attack wave against a Polish bank and its users is impersonating Google reCAPTCHA systems and panic-eliciting techniques to prompt preys to click on malicious links embedded in deception emails. The emails in question contain a fake confirmation for a recent transaction, alongside a link to a malicious .PHP file. See also: This malware turns ATM hijacking into a slot machine gameThe page has a number of specifically defined user-agents that are limited to Google crawlers. If the demand is not Google crawler-linked -- in other words, alternative search engines are in use -- then the PHP script instead loads a fake Google reCAPTCHA made up of JavaScript and static HTML.
as informed in investigators have documented a recent phishing campaign targeting online banking users that masquerades as Google in its attempt to robber valuable credentials. According to cybersafety investigators from Sucuri, the attack wave against a Polish bank and its users is impersonating Google reCAPTCHA systems and panic-eliciting techniques to prompt preys to click on malicious links embedded in deception emails. The emails in question contain a fake confirmation for a recent transaction, alongside a link to a malicious .PHP file. See also: This malware turns ATM hijacking into a slot machine gameThe page has a number of specifically defined user-agents that are limited to Google crawlers. If the demand is not Google crawler-linked -- in other words, alternative search engines are in use -- then the PHP script instead loads a fake Google reCAPTCHA made up of JavaScript and static HTML.
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