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ACH debit transfer malware

Posted: November 10, 2011

ACH debit transfer malware is malware that MXLab.eu has identified to come as an email message with an embedded link that leads to a malicious site that installs a fake flash player. The links included in the ACH debit transfer malware email asks users to download and install the latest version of Adobe Flash Player. This so-called Adobe Flash Player download is essentially malware files from the malicious updateflash.exe executable file.

ACH debit transfer malware emails may have many different subject lines such as the following.

  • ACH Transfer was not accepted by Eldorado Bank
  • ACH debit transfer was hold by Yolo Community Bank
  • Funds transfer was hold by our bank
  • ACH payroll payment was not accepted by Central Trust and Savings Bank
  • ACH debit transfer was hold by The Mechanics Bank

When countering a ACH debit transfer malware email, a computer user is then recommended to scan their PC with an updated antispyware program to safely remove any malware that could have been installed by this malicious email.

Technical Details

File System Modifications

Tutorials: If you wish to learn how to remove malware components manually, you can read the tutorials on how to find malware, kill unwanted processes, remove malicious DLLs and delete other harmful files. Always be sure to back up your PC before making any changes.

The following files were created in the system:



%AppData%\Efoxq File name: %AppData%\Efoxq
%AppData%\Igobig File name: %AppData%\Igobig
%AppData%\Efoxq\ozabp.ugu File name: %AppData%\Efoxq\ozabp.ugu
Mime Type: unknown/ugu
%AppData%\Efoxq\ozabp.ugu.0 File name: %AppData%\Efoxq\ozabp.ugu.0
Mime Type: unknown/0
%AppData%\Igobig\ziywe.exe File name: %AppData%\Igobig\ziywe.exe
File type: Executable File
Mime Type: unknown/exe
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