Malware

TrapX was alerted to the zero-day attack when the malware targeted servers with "finance" in their host names.

Using phishing emails, attackers are targeting various industries with unique keylogger malware as part of an ongoing campaign, NightHunter, that dates back to 2009.

CSIS researchers say the full source code for what's been dubbed the "smallest Trojan banker ever discovered" have been leaked in an underground forum.

Trusteer, an IBM company, revealed details on the bolware variants, which employ new tactics to manipulate web pages used for Boletos transactions.

A researcher from Sophos Labs penned a Viral Bulletin warning that VBA macros had reappeared as "simple downloader trojan codes."

In 2013, the banking trojan was deemed one of the most active banking trojans by Dell SecureWorks.

Lecpetex attackers may have infected up to 250,000 computers, Facebook revealed.