The emails began circulating last night and have been heavily spammed to coincide with the band releasing a 'best of' album. The email includes a zipped file containing pictures of the band but also include a Trojan program called Banito that allows remote code execution and includes a keylogger.
"Ken points out that TATU's media blitz is continuing," the email reads.
"They're gonna be big, they are. The in-depth report includes such tidbits as Julia says: "We really love each other and the sex is phenomenal. s a thousand times better than with a man. And contrary to what others might say, we don't just talk about it. We have sex at least three times a day......" (略) "I think this campaign is about both information theft and botnets," said Graham Cluley, senior technology consultant at Sophos.
"You might think that there's be little value in data from teenagers but I'll bet there are a fair few forty year old men who'd be clicking the files as well."