The perpetrators of the astronomy-related spam appear to have been in a hurry to take advantage of interest in this week's lunar eclipse, because although the subject lines for the messages refer to the lunar eclipse, an HTML box within each message touts “Solar eclipse stock video from all around the world…Get Eclipse Video now!”
According to the Websense alert, there is no exploit code contained in any of the sites linking to the eclipse spam messages, and users are prompted to confirm if they want to run the code for the bogus video link.
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