EVERNOTE LOGIN ACCOUNT UPDATE
HC3 warned the campaign may have used business email compromises (BECs) of entities from the healthcare sector and other industries.Įntities are being urged to update all operating systems and software applications to defend against vulnerability exploits, while bolstering password management policies to reflect best practice standards. For the Evernote campaign, the Adobe- and Microsoft-themed page then attempts to harvest Outlook, IONOS, AOL, or other credentials.” “Once installed, a Trojan can perform the action it was designed for - damaging, disrupting, stealing, or inflicting harm on your data or network,” according to the alert. The webpage includes an HTML download, which is actually a malicious phishing Trojan containing a JavaScript that acts like a legitimate application to trick the user into inadvertently executing the payload onto the device. The email contains a malicious link that, when clicked, sends the user to a page tailored to their organization. The ongoing malspam campaign uses a subject line that includes the targeted organization’s name, the date, and “business review.”
The malicious emails lure victims to a malicious Evernote website, which mimics a legitimate webpage. Healthcare provider organizations are being targeted with a phishing campaign that uses a secure message theme in an attempt to harvest credentials, according to a recent notice from the Department of Health and Human Services Cybersecurity Coordination Center alert. (" Evernote Meetup Paris" by Heisenberg Media is licensed under CC BY 2.0.)
An alert from the Department of Health and Human Services' Cybersecurity Coordination Center is warning healthcare providers that a phishing campaign is using a malicious Evernote website is targeting healthcare employees.
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