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Zeus Now Setting its Sights on Japanese Online Banking Customers

12
Feb
2013

As we have blogged in the past, Zeus (Trojan.Zbot) and other banking Trojans have been a headache to online banking customers all over the world for years. Certain countries such as Japan have in the past escaped attacks from banking Trojans, perhaps due to the language barrier or some other unknown reason. As the National […]

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Trojan targets Japanese bank customers through spam

14
Sep
2011

Recent malware trends clearly show that financial gain is one of the top reasons to be on the dark side of the Internet. Countless threats targeting banking information come and go each day. Stealing banking information is now easier than ever with the availability of toolkits such as Spyeye and Zbot that allow malware authors […]

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