Banking Trojan Sends Users to a Fake Site Displaying Correct URL and SSL Certificate

  • 14 August 2017
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August 14, 2017  By Rafia Shaikh
 

Banking trojan displays correct URL and legit SSL certificate

While stealing banking credentials using phishing isn’t a new technique, Trickbot banking trojan takes it “to another level by showing the user the correct URL of the online bank and a legitimate SSL certificate, so the user sees nothing unusual,” Cyren reports.
The emails sent in the latest spam spree showed customers a well-created HTML email with the from field showing Lloyds Bank, and the subject line of “Incoming BACs,” a reference to BACS system that allows customers to make payments directly from one email account to another. The email suggests that the target needs to review and sign attached documents.
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