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This week’s number one spam word
is E-MAIL, and it has been mostly
detected in messages promoting counterfeit Viagra and Cialis pills from world’s
top spammer, Canadian Pharmacy. The online store continues to use small-size
image-based messages impersonating newsletters. More than that, every single
link included in the message body leads the user to a clone of the website.
These websites are now hosted on randomly-generated, 9-character domains (qu******h.cn)
purchased via a Chinese registrar.
On the second place, we don’t
have a single word, as usually, but rather a group of four words that are
closely interconnected and like to “travel” in the same messages. The
above-mentioned terms have been identified by BitDefender’s spam researchers in
a large wave of unsolicited mail also coming from Canadian Pharmacy. They are
part of the footer disclaimer in newsletter-like messages. Rather than
performing the mentioned task, these hyperlinks take the user to various copies
of Canadian Pharmacy online stores.
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