Online Black Friday Deals sending a fake email which offers credit for iTunes

Online Black Friday Deals, Criminals are hacking sending a fake email which offers credit for iTunes. Black Friday is the name given by the Philadelphia Police Department in 1960 until the day after Thanksgiving for all congestion is caused by people visiting the shops of the city to describe.

Many retailers are now seen as the start of holiday shopping and note the other day off with discounts and special offers. This term has also become one of the most popular Internet scammers. The attack appeared timed to coincide with Online Black Friday Deals, the day on U.S. commerce. Criminals hacking into computers by sending fake e-mail offering a credit for the iTunes music and video games.

According to the small security blog, the appendix, a piece of malware known as Mal / BredoZp-B, which can allow hackers to access the recipient’s computer will be told the BBC. Users say that $ 50 credit at the iTunes store and sent in a ZIP file attached to open their code to get a certificate.

The program opens a back door on computers of users’ and can also recover passwords and other data as PCthreat.com. Malware can be removed by using anti-spyware tool. It is said that the code can also slow the performance of the infected computer and files disappear.

The attack appeared to coincide with Online Black Friday Deals one of the busiest shopping day in the United States.