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Cybergang plans to use Trojan against U.S. banks
A cybergang in Eastern Europe revealed plans to attack U.S. banks with a Gozi-like Trojan, according to RSA. News | SearchFinancialSecurity.com
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Improved Shylock Trojan targets banking users
The latest variant of the banking Trojan is causing numerous problems, Symantec said. News | SearchFinancialSecurity.com
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Tilon financial malware targets banks via MitB attack, Trusteer finds
Security researchers at Trusteer have discovered a new financial malware strain that captures form submissions to steal banking account credentials.
News | SearchFinancialSecurity.com Tinba banking Trojan sniffs network traffic, steals data
Tinba is among the smallest data-stealing banking Trojans discovered in the wild, according to Danish security firm CSIS Security Group. News | SearchFinancialSecurity.com
More than hype: Security big data helps bank to boost security program
SAN FRANCISCO – Like other organizations, Zions Bancorporation was dealing with increased cyberthreats and had reached “security appliance fatigue.” With every new threat, a vendor would pop up with a new appliance.
The bank had a... News | SearchFinancialSecurity.com
Standard Bank uses SAP to bring mobile banking to communities
Many people in South Africa do not have a bank account. Standard Bank has used SAP to help people get started with banking. Photo Story | ComputerWeekly.com
Ramnit worm variant now dangerous banking malware
The Ramnit worm now supports man-in-the-middle attacks, giving cybercriminals the ability to drain a victim’s bank account. News | SearchFinancialSecurity.com
Citadel malware toolkit going underground, says RSA
A crimeware toolkit believed to be behind some of the most lucrative attacks targeting the financial industry is being taken offline by its authors, who are fearful law enforcement is closing in on their location, according to researchers at... News | SearchFinancialSecurity.com
Mobile banking innovation stimulates banks’ IT spending
European banks are racing to catch up with the mobile services available in the US but remain twitchy about over-extending budgets. Feature | ComputerWeekly.com
Technology you can bank on
Lessons a bank based on social media and Web 2.0 can teach the broader financial services industry Feature | ComputerWeekly.com
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