The company’s experts talked about a mass phishing email. In letters, cybercriminals spoof the sender’s address to convince the recipient that the letters were sent by government agencies.
The letters contain an archive that, when opened, downloads the DCRat Trojan to the computer and gives you full control over the system.
“Since the beginning of June, we have been recording mass mailings of phishing emails, there have been several waves this week. “The attackers used spoofing, that is, spoofed the sender’s address, for the recipient the letter looked like a message from government agencies,” Bi.Zone said.
Source: Ferra
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