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In what I can only describe as a first in my decades of real-world experience covering cyber attacks of all shapes and sizes, cyber criminals have turned to decidedly old technology to distribute malware according to this new warning from the Swiss National Cyber Security Centre: snail mail. Yes, you read that right. It appears that good old-fashioned paper letters posted in envelopes with stamps on them, are being used as the starting point in a bunch of new phishing cyber attacks. Here’s what we know.
Hackers Are Using Printed QR Codes Sent By Snail Mail
In Latest Swiss Cyber Attacks
As first reported by The Register, the Swiss National Cyber Security Center has issued a warning to citizens of Switzerland after cyber attacks employing the physical postal service were uncovered. The letters, posted using what we used to call snail mail in the early days of email, purport to have been sent by MeteoSwiss, the Swiss Federal Office of Meteorology and Climatology. The letters are, of course, fake. However,… 0 reply
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