Once again the bad guys are hard at work, spamming out dangerous emails. This morning it’s emails which claim to come from DHL, saying they were not able to deliver a postal package you sent on 14th of March because the recipient’s address was incorrect.
Of course, the emails are not really from DHL.
If you open the file inside the attachment (called DHL_DOC.zip) you will be infected by the Troj/Bckdr-QSL backdoor Trojan horse, which will attempt to take control of your PC.
The emails we are seeing in our spam traps all use the subject line “DHL Tracking number” but have a randomly generated reference number.
As always, be very very suspicious of unsolicited email attachments and make sure that your anti-virus software is properly updated.
