Banking Trojan based on Zeus malare found in the wild
Trojan injects fake forms into web pages to persuade infected users to spill credentials and financial information
Whoever you bank with, there's a new Trojan intended to steal your credentials
A new banking Trojan based on the source code from the Zeus malware has been uncovered in the wild. The Trojan, according to security software company Dr Web, who claim to have found it, tries to induce...
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