Alina POS malware now using DNS tunnelling to steal payment cards data
Alina POS malware is back in circulation, now using DNS tunnelling to steal card details from unsuspecting victims
Alina POS malware operators are using DNS tunnelling technique to steal payment cards data
Researchers at CenturyLink's Black Lotus Labs have uncovered a new campaign that is using added capabilities in Alina point-of-sale (POS) malware to steal payment cards' data from unsuspecting victims....
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