Outline:
“Negligent driving” email that includes an image apparently taken from a traffic camera claims that you have been issued with a driver violation and should click a link to read a notification.
Analysis:
The email is not a legitimate traffic violation notice.
Clicking the link downloads a .zip file that harbours a malicious JavaScript (.js) file. If you open this .js file, the JavaScript can download and install malware on your computer.
The image used in the malware email is taken from a 2011 report published on automative.com.
In recent years, fake traffic infringement emails have been used repeatedly to distribute malware.
Reason: negligent driving
Camera radar.Hello
You’ve been issued with a driver violation: The fee shall be accredited within the statutory period of up to 25.02.2017. This is an automated message, please do not reply.Case No: 05776
Date of infringement: 18/02/2017
Amount due: 22.25 CADPlease read notification [Link removed]
Last updated: February 21, 2017
First published: February 21, 2017
By Brett M. Christensen
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References
2017-02-20 – MALSPAM – SUBJECT: RADAR PHOTO PROOF 57628324
“Negligent Driving” Infringement Notice Malware Email
‘Invoice For Penalty Charge Notice’ Malware Email
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