Alina POS malware now using DNS tunnelling to steal payment cards data

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Alina POS malware is back in circulation, now using DNS tunnelling to steal card details from unsuspecting victims

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 vict...

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