Lazy to Hack: iTunes Store Spam Campaign

03 October 2010

iTunes Store Spam Campaign

Right after LinkedIn Spam Campaign, we saw a brand new Spam Campaign impersonating iTunes Store.

The e-mail appears to arrive from on behalf of iTunes Store and is an exact copy of the official iTunes Store Receipt e-mail.

The whole purpose of the email is not to show what you have purchase from iTune Store, but to let you to click “Report a Problem” and lead you to a fake Adobe Flash installer.

Read more about this spam campaign here.

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03 October 2010

iTunes Store Spam Campaign

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