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Cisco Umbrella Roaming Client- End-of-Life
Geraldine HuntThe imminent Cisco Umbrella Roaming Client End-of-Life has left many users uncertain about their next steps and exploring alternative DNS protection.
Do not let curiosity get the better of you (and your network security) if an email arrives in your inbox suggesting that the CIA or FBI played a role in the death of Venezuelan president, Hugo Chavez. Researchers at Kasperky, which is one of the anti virus components of SpamTitan anti spam, intercepted a spam email the purpose of which was to get recipients to click one of the URLs in the email body. These links then direct recipients to a malicious website hosting the BlackHole 2.0 exploit pack. ‘The payload dropped was not disclosed; however, 8/46 antivirus programs were able to detect the exploit code’.
There are several malicious emails currently doing the rounds using the subject of Hugo Chavez’s death to lure unsuspecting recipients. Generally the spam emails will attempt to stir peoples curiosity and direct them to websites, some hijacked that host malware. Whenever there's a big story in the news — a natural disaster, a major election, a celebrity wedding — you can be sure online scammers will try to exploit it. Criminals use a variety of formats including emails containing links to malware infected sites and infected attachments.
Spam like this will continue to exist as long as it is profitable and with growing numbers of people on line spammers have a growing market of millions of people for their spam. It’s purely a numbers game, the greater the market for the spammers the greater chance of a response and therefore the greater the reward. To prevent these spam attacks, organisations need to remain vigilant and follow proven guidelines such as not clicking on links or attachments in unsolicited emails.
The imminent Cisco Umbrella Roaming Client End-of-Life has left many users uncertain about their next steps and exploring alternative DNS protection.
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