Medium
Alert ID:
41910
First Published:
2015 November 3 20:21 GMT
Last Updated:
2015 November 4 20:34 GMT
Version:
2
Summary
Email messages that are related to this threat (RuleID19150) and (RuleID19150KVR) may contain the following files:
Name | Size in Bytes | MD5 Checksum
---|---|---
pu.exe
| 203,264
| 0xCD445E52EB7D2CA7359A8513157DD0A9
wa1.exe
| 60,416
| 0xE8734DDB8A0E1E237D73249AE6737BB3
The following text is a sample of the email message that is associated with this threat outbreak:
> Subject: E-Ticket Confirmation
Message Body:
Ticket Issued: Nov 02, 2015
Thank you for choosing American Airlines / American Eagle, a member of the oneworld Alliance.??Below are your itinerary and receipt for the ticket(s) purchased.??Please print and retain this document for use throughout your trip.
For faster check-in??at the airport, scan the barcode below at any AA Self-Service machine.
You must present a government-issued photo ID and either your boarding pass or a priority verification card at the security screening checkpoint.
You can now Manage Your Reservation on aa.com, where you can check in and purchase additional items to customize your journey. A variety of seating options are also available for purchase to enhance your travel with features such as convenient front of cabin location, extra legroom and early boarding.
Print your ticket from attach.
As American and US Airways merge, many changes are taking place at our airport locations. Visit Find Your Way to assist with your journey.
Or
> Subject: Important - Internal Only
Message Body:
File Validity: 03/11/2015
File Format: Microsoft Word
Name: Internal Only
Original Filename: Internal_Only.doc
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