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03-06-2011, 03:08 AM
A new piece of malicious software that originated in Eastern Europe, called "odd job"
allows attackers to steal data from the victims online bank account without logging into it, by hijacking the banking session in real time. The software uses the identity tokens used by banks to impersonate the real users. And the attackers can keep the session open even after the user thinks it's been closed.
Find out more about it here:
New bank Trojan employs fresh tricks to steal data-computerworld
allows attackers to steal data from the victims online bank account without logging into it, by hijacking the banking session in real time. The software uses the identity tokens used by banks to impersonate the real users. And the attackers can keep the session open even after the user thinks it's been closed.
Find out more about it here:
New bank Trojan employs fresh tricks to steal data-computerworld