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Although banks themselves have taken measures to strengthen the security of their authentication processes, Banker Trojans, however, are still a popular tool for stealing user’s financial details and draining bank accounts. The Check Point Research team recently came across one such banking Trojan under development and already being distributed through the RIG Exploit Kit. Dubbed ‘Karius’, the Trojan aims to carry out web injects to add additional fields into a bank’s legitimate login page and send the inputted information to the attacker.
While Karius is not yet in full infection mode, initial tests have already been made and our research below shows the evolution of how such m…
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