Rock Phishers Up the Ante with More Digital Certificates
April 28th, 2008 by JM Hipolito
Our friends from RSA have recently reported about the latest one-two punch employed by the infamous Rock Phish gang (also reported here and here ). Best known for their easy-to-use kits that yield professional looking phishing pages, Rock Phish now adds information-stealing malware dubbed as the Zeus Trojan in its arsenal.
This attack is reminiscent of the Bank of America phishing attack, which we reported several days ago, wherein users are prompted to install a digital certificate in order to access the banks online login page. Incidentally, the phishing page was also Rock Phish.
And apparently there were more: Trend Micro Advanced Threats Researcher Paul Ferguson and the TrendLabs Content Security team came across a couple of malicious certificates detected as TSPY_PAPRAS.AC and TSPY_PAPRAS.AD. These spyware each target the Comerica and Colonial banks, respectively.
More: http://blog.trendmicro.com/
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