Experts douse Sinowal Trojan hype
Security experts have poured cold water on media reports that claim some 20,000 Australian bank accounts have been compromised by the Sinowal Trojan
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Trojan In The Wild Exploits Recently Disovered Bug In Mac OS X Remote Management
Security researchers from SecureMac has discovered multiple variants of a new Trojan horse in the wild that affects Mac OS X 10.4 and 10.5. The Trojan horse is currently being distributed from a hacker website, where discussion has taken place on distributing the Trojan horse through iChat, Apples instant messaging and video chat software, and
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Password-Stealing Trojan Spreads Through Latest Windows Zero-Day Vulnerability
A critical security hole fixed by Microsoft with Security Bulletin MS08-067 is actively exploited in the wild by a new password-stealing Trojan. Next to gathering and stealing Windows Live-, Protected Storage- and Microsoft Outlook-credentials which are phoned home to China, the Trojan downloads an additional exploit component from the Internet....
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One Sinowal Trojan + One Gang = Hundreds of Thousands of Compromised Accounts
2008-10-31 00:00:00 by RSA FraudAction Research Lab in Speaking of Security, the RSA Blog and Podcast
...Trojan, also known as Torpig and Mebroot . Our findings based on the data we have collected on this Trojan over the course of almost three years including information regarding its design and its infrastructure indicate that this may be one of the most pervasive and advanced pieces of crimeware ever created by fraudsters. We recently...
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Undetectable Sinowal/Torpig Trojan Steals More Than 300,000 Bank Accounts
Security researchers at RSAs FraudAction Research Lab have uncovered how a banking Trojan may have stolen the login credentials of as many as 300,000 online bank accounts. The Sinowal (AKA Torpig or Mebroot) trojan has also stole email and FTP account login details. Previous attempts to track the source of the Trojan were unsuccessful. The haul
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F-Secure detects Windows Mobile Trojan
...Trojan -- InfoJack, detected as Trojan: WinCE/InfoJack. This is a new kind of worm for mobile devices. According to F-Secure, there have long been malicious downloaders on PCs, but this is the first to be discovered for mobile devices
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Free Trojan removal tool for OS X available now
SecureMac has introduced a free Trojan Detection Tool for Mac OS X
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First Trojan reported for the iPhone
While not a huge risk, the first Trojan for the iPhone has been discovered. The first reports came from iPhone enthusiast site Modmyifone.com and were later confirmed by security research company F-Secure
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New Trojan intercepts online banking information
A new Trojan program is targeting unwitting users' bank data by intercepting account information before it is encrypted and sending it to a central attacker database
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