Hallmark E-card
Tags: Malware Spam
Given the imminent holiday season I was not surprised to find this in my personal Hotmail Inbox today. For those of you who have used the Hallmark service to send and receive e-cards I'm sure you'll agree that this one (almost) looks just like any other, except for the spelling mistake in the title (received is spelled recieved). Maybe you won't notice that, but I did however expect to see my name at the top of the message (it is not there):
My suspicions were confirmed in the status bar once I hovered the cursor over the link:
Needless to say I did not click the link, but you can bet your last dollar that the result would not have been a Season's Greeting card!
Given the imminent holiday season I was not surprised to find this in my personal Hotmail Inbox today. For those of you who have used the Hallmark service to send and receive e-cards I'm sure you'll agree that this one (almost) looks just like any other, except for the spelling mistake in the title (received is spelled recieved). Maybe you won't notice that, but I did however expect to see my name at the top of the message (it is not there):
My suspicions were confirmed in the status bar once I hovered the cursor over the link:
Needless to say I did not click the link, but you can bet your last dollar that the result would not have been a Season's Greeting card!
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