The email message below: "Finance BV - Billet Ref.N º 21517," has a malicious computer program called a Trojan horse attached that can infect your computer. The Trojan horse is disguised as PDF (Adobe Acrobat) file with the name "BOLETO.PDF" and is stored a Zip or compressed file.
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Malicious Email Finance BV - Billet Ref.N 21517
Finance BV - Billet Ref.N 21517
We are forwarding your payment slip as requested. We inform you that (a) Mr (a) may make your registration on our website and have access issue and request some documents from his contract.
BOLETO.PDF (44.44 KB)
Sincerely.
Central Billing
Copyright © 2010 - BV Financial. All rights reserved
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The same email in Portuguese
BV Financeira - Boleto Ref.N 21517?
Estamos encaminhando seu boleto de pagamento conforme solicitado. Aproveitamos para informar que o(a) senhor(a) pode fazer seu cadastro no nosso site e ter acesso a emissão e solicitação de alguns documentos do seu contrato.
BOLETO.PDF (44,44 KB)
Atenciosamente.
Central de Cobranças
Copyright © 2010 - BV Financeira.todos os Direitos Reservados
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I have scanned the file (BOLETO.PDF) and the following threats were detected:
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probably a variant of Win32/Spy.Bancos.OVK 20131016
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Gen:Variant.Graftor.101884
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Heuristic.BehavesLike .Win32.Suspicious-BAY.K
NB: The name of the malicious attachment can change.
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