Threat Database Trojans 'Coronavirus' Email Virus

'Coronavirus' Email Virus

By GoldSparrow in Trojans

The 'Coronavirus' email virus is a recently spotted phishing campaign targeting users worldwide. The conmen behind this tactic are using the Coronavirus, also known as COVID-19, pandemic to benefit themselves. Taking advantage of people's fear is not unusual for cybercriminals, as they are not the most moral and upstanding citizens, certainly.

The 'Coronavirus' email virus campaign consists of fake emails that appear to be sent by the WHO (World Health Organization). Of course, this is not the case, and the 'Coronavirus' email virus is in no way affiliated with the WHO. The bogus email appears to contain important information regarding how to slow down the spread of the deadly Coronavirus. It is paramount for users to be informed in regards to COVID-19, and we can assure you that there is plenty of legitimate, freely available information and tips online. The goal of the 'Coronavirus' email virus campaign is to trick users into downloading and installing a harmful threat.

Users who have not installed any software promoted by the 'Coronavirus' email virus need not worry. However, users who may have installed software pushed by the 'Coronavirus' email virus are advised to obtain a reputable anti-virus application that would scan their systems and locate the issue. However, that it is not a good idea to open attachments or install applications promoted by random emails from dubious sources.

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