Medium
Alert ID:
42515
First Published:
2015 December 4 15:39 GMT
Version:
1
Summary
Email messages that are related to this threat (RuleID19878) may contain the following files:
Name | Size in Bytes | MD5 Checksum
---|---|---
ebill0765017.doc
| 89,600
| 0x2B1FF4B456E926329A895BE8AC136661
The following text is a sample of the email message that is associated with this threat outbreak:
> Subject: Shell Fuel Card E-bill 0765017 for Account B500101 31/12/2014
Message Body:
Account: B500101
Please find your e-bill 0765017 for 30/10/2015 attached.
To manage you account online please click hxxp://eservices.fuelcardservices.com
If you would like to order more fuel cards please click hxxp://www.fuelcard-group.com/cardorder/shell-burnley.pdf
If you have any queries, please do not hesitate to contact us.
Regards
Cards Admin.
Fuel Card Services Ltd
T 01282 410704
F 0844 870 9837
E support@fuelcardservices.com
Supplied according to our terms and conditions. (see hxxp://www.fuelcardservices.com/ebill.pdf).
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