Friday, January 23, 2009

Trojan Attack Masquerades as E-ticket notice

Jan 22, 2009 | 05:19 PM

By Tim Wilson
DarkReading

Security researchers have spotted a new attack designed to fool users into thinking that airline tickets have been purchased with their credit cards.

The attack, which was first spotted as an email from Northwest Airlines, and subsequently as a message from United Airlines, is a realistic-looking "receipt" that contains an attachment bearing the name Your_ETicket.zip or eTicket.zip, according to researchers at security vendor Sophos. Read more...
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