Robert Weiner
MARCH 6, 2012
I hope no one is stoopid or careless enough to fall for something this lame. Here's the totality of the message. No graphics, no name, nothin. Sender: Customer Informer (chdkz@dnco.com). Subject: It's important! Text: Your personal link: [link].
Robert Weiner
MARCH 5, 2012
This spam is similar to the American Airlines Ticket Order message, but much lamer. It's addressed to "Dear User", doesn't bother to include a human sender name, doesn't mention an airline or destination, and the link clearly goes somewhere fishy. In fact, it doesn't even say the charge is for an airline ticket -- maybe I'm taking a cruise. I don't see any info about the payload and don't intend to find out.
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