The SANS Internet Storm Center yesterday warned users and administrators to be on the lookout for malicious emails purporting to come from the security and authentication firm LogMeIn. For it's part, LogMeIn is aware of the attacks, and has issued a number of warnings to its customers on its blog and various social networking channels.
Johannes Ullrich, head of the ISC, explained in a post that he received an email claiming to contain a security update for LogMeIn users. Within that email message was a .zip file that the senders described as a new security certificate that would protect users against the OpenSSL Heartbleed vulnerability from earlier this year. The fake certificate was also touted as a way of connecting the user-machine downloading the certificate with that user's LogMeIn account.
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