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We've recently observed phishing emails targeting customers of the ASB bank, which is based in New Zealand. While these particular phishing emails are not very different from many of the other phishing emails we get every day, we did find some interesting things on the server hosting the phishing website and inside the email’s header, which hint that a group based in Nigeria could be behind these phishing attacks. Here is a sample message: The link in the email goes to a phishing page that is hosted on a compromised web server in Hungary. It looks a lot like the legitimate banking login page for the asbbank.co.nz website. After you have provided your access code and password the phishing site asks you to hand over further details: Interestingly, the Phisher left a Zip file on the web server, which contained the PHP source code for this particular phishing site. Inside the code we can see that once a victim has sent all of their details, they are put into a me...

La policia de Nigèria en l'operació anomenada "Eagle Claw"ha tancat 800 llocs web falses, i els membres detinguts han estat 18. La investigació es va realitzar amb la cooperació de Microsoft, per ajudar a desenvolupar la tecnologia de programari intel ligent capaç de detectar els correus electrònics fraudulents.             **** The Chinese government's 'Go Rural' program offers subsidies up to 13 percent for rural residents who purchase approved nettops or netbooks. The systems come with a version of Red Flag Linux built on the Moblin stack. Along with Internet access, the software is said to provide apps for crop and livestock management, farm production marketing, remote office access/automation, and even online tour and hotel booking systems. Of course, Windows dominates the China market, and if traditional patterns hold, about 30 percent of these subsidized systems could ultimately wind up re-installed with Windows.