Shifu banking Trojan arrives in the UK, warns IBM
Russian-crafted banking malware spreads from Japan to UK - Europe and the US next on the menu
IBM Security X-Force has warned that the Shifu banking Trojan, which had been observed in Japan attacking the Japanese financial sector, has been identified "in the wild" in the UK. It comes less than...
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