Sounds more like an Israeli false flag to be honest.
Iranian cyberspy phishing rod pulled from the waters and exposed
Security researchers have lifted the lid on a decade long cyber-espionage campaign. The Infy malware, which originated in Iran, has been used to target businesses and governments across the world since 2007 and remains in use, according to security researchers from Palo Alto's Unit42 research unit. Over the time, the malware …
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Thursday 5th May 2016 09:29 GMT Anonymous Coward
Which uses Java - the most insecure software on the planet bar Adobe Flash. No thanks.
You might want to do some research before you speak, you're a good 3..4 years out of date. For normal use, there is absolutely no need to install and use Java at all, and even the more esoteric elements that do still need Java are being refactored. It's all online - just do a search. Secondly, Java is unsecure in the browser, it's less of a problem in an application.
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Tuesday 3rd May 2016 20:53 GMT Terry 6
Gmail?
....compromised............ Gmail account
Is there any other sort?
Or, with less irony, is anyone really sending Gmail messages for anything serious? Or is the Israeli who sent this a low level individual and/or sending a casual email.
i.e... It's presumably an Israeli's personal or very small company Gmail account rather than an Israeli (which is to say official ) account.
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Tuesday 3rd May 2016 21:12 GMT Alistair
Oh Oh Oh LOOK -- Iran's a TERRIST nation I tell ya!
that GWB "Axis of EEEEFIL" coming back again?
In reality the damn thing was written by the Chinese, sold to Pakistan and is being used by outsourcing operations in Thailand for corporations based in the USSR, intent on creating cognitive dissonance in the US.
Or something just that twisted.