It shows how one piece of code is still inspiring criminals years after law enforcement identified it as pernicious.

That stream of health-related phishing means at least some of it is working.

Phishing attempts come with a Microsoft Word document that activates a strain of malicious software, AZORult, which allows attackers to make off with sensitive data.

Sumo Logic also announced its own acquisition of Jask in an unrelated deal.

As with the previous email lures, the hackers posed as a utility-sector certification organization.

DanaBot is being used to hit German retail websites, including H&M, according to new research from Webroot.