"ADP FedEx Shipment Notification" Malicious Email
If you have received the email message below: "ADP - FedEx Shipment Notification," please delete it. This is because, the email which is being sent by cyber criminals, has a malicious Trojan horse attached. The malicious attachment is a Zip or compressed file with the name ADP_PAYROL_19289981.zip. This zip or compressed file contains the malicious executable Trojan horse file with the name ADP_PAYROL_19289981.exe.
The Malicious Email ADP - FedEx Shipment Notification
From: Roger_Johnson@adp.com [mailto:Roger_Johnson@adp.com]
Sent: Wednesday, March 13, 2013 11:28 AM
To: ****
Subject: ADP - FedEx Shipment NotificationYour payroll document(s) were shipped by ADP on 03/13/2013 via FedEx.
Please use the FedEx shipment tracking number(s) below to monitor the location of your payroll package(s).
You can access this information by simply clicking on your FedEx tracking number(s).
For more details, please download the attached file.
If you have any questions regarding this email you may contact me by using the information below.
Sincerely,
Roger_Johnson
888/220-5023
Roger_Johnson@adp.com
The names of both zip and Trojan file names may change. The file names will have the naming format: ADP_PAYROL_???.zip, with the characters “???” replaced with randomly generated numbers.
Do not open any attachments with the filename starting with or containing the name ADP_PAYROL. The email was not sent from ADP.com although it appears to because the “From” address is Roger_Johnson@ adp.com. This e-mail address may also change to something at adp.com.
The malicious file ADP_PAYROL_19289981.exe was scanned with 45 antivirus software and 10 detect the Trojan. This 10 antivirus software are able to remove this threat.
Here are the results of the scans:
File name: ADP_PAYROL_19289981.exe
File type: Win32 EXE
Detection ratio: 10 / 45Antivirus Threat
- AhnLab-V3 --- Trojan/Win32.Tepfer
- BitDefender --- Trojan.Generic.KDZ.10693
- CAT-QuickHeal --- (Suspicious) - DNAScan
- Commtouch --- W32/Trojan.RZUA-2634
- Fortinet --- W32/Kryptik.KZ!tr
- GData --- Trojan.Generic.KDZ.10693
- Kaspersky --- UDS:DangerousObject.Multi.Generic
- Malwarebytes --- Malware.Packer.SGX3
- MicroWorld-eScan --- Trojan.Generic.KDZ.10693
- PCTools --- Suspicious.Cloud.7.L
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