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ZBot: The never ending Trojan

Nov

2013

It was around 2007 when we first encountered the ‘Win32/ZeusBot Trojan Horse’, AKA ‘ZBot’.The first versions of the malware was used against the U.S. Department of Transportation, mainly in order to steal information such as various passwords.Since then, multiple variants have been released, adding more and more functionalities and ‘bad’ stuff with every update, mainly […]

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Low Volume, High Payoff Attacks Target Financial Services Industries in Asia

Sep

2013

Executive Summary Malicious email found targeting financial institutions in the Middle East, Pakistan, and Nepal. Very low volume and advanced penetration techniques applied aiming for stealthy payoff. Websense® ThreatScope™ sandboxing reveals the attack most likely seeks monetary gain through the use of a banking Trojan variant. Details A few days ago, researchers from Websense Security Labs™ were […]

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Can KINS Be The Next ZeuS?

Aug

2013

Malware targeting online banking sites naturally cause alarm among users, as they are designed to steal not only information but also money from its users. Thus it is no surprise that the surfacing of KINS, peddled as “professional-grade banking Trojan” in the underground market, raised concerns that it might become as successful as ZeuS/ZBOT had […]

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