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Fake MSNBC news alerts push spam - The INQUIRER
Fake MSNBC news alerts push spam - The INQUIRER
I’ve been getting a load of these, fortunately filtered into my junk email. I can see these catching out the less tech savvy. PITA!
Payload seems to be trojan injection via visiting the links.