Cybercriminals break into Indian software company website, Spreaded Phishing and Malware

Cybercriminals breaks into an Indian software solutions website and start targeted it users to steal their email passwords.

According to Bitdefender researchers, attackers hack the webpage, embed malware and dump a phishing page on the script.

Bitdefender researchers also detected Trojan.Iframe.RW and Trojan.JS.QJD, both inject iFrames into the website and redirect users to adware.

The bogus OnlineTTcopy attachment redirects to a phishing website that uses the images and login script of http://webmail.tr[REMOVED]ge.co.za/ to verify how many users have been duped to give away their e-mail credentials. JavaScript Trojans are mainly embedded in legitimate but poorly-crafted websites. Trojan.Iframe may be injected in a legal web page to download further malware and to be used for future cyber-attacks.

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