Kronos banking Trojan re-emerges after re-tooling and re-brand as Osiris
Germany, Japan and Poland targetted in new banking Trojan campaign, according to Proofpoint
Beware emails bearing attachments
The Kronos banking Trojan, the malware linked with security researcher Marcus Hutchins, has re-emerged following a re-tooling, and a re-branding as Osiris. It first made an appearance in 2014, used...
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