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onliner

British  
/ ɒnˈlaɪnə /

noun

  1. a person who uses the internet regularly

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A new spambot called Onliner has been discovered which can bypass spam filters and target 711 million email addresses, as noted by ZDNet.

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Onliner is used to send the banking malware Ursnif to vulnerable Windows computers.

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The discovery was made when a security researcher known as Benkow uncovered an open web directory on a web server used by Onliner.

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Onliner has the required details for about 80 million accounts which are then used to spam the remaining 630 million email addresses.

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Onliner takes advantage of credentials harvested from other security breaches, including the LinkedIn hack from 2012, phishing campaigns, and other sources.

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