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F-Secure is highlighting a series of stealth-like trojans can hide on PCs and transmit keystrokes for user accounts and passwords.
Banker Trojan Horses - Steals banking password information
http://www.f-secure.com/v-descs/banker.shtml
Banker is a family of spying trojans that try to steal information that is required to access certain on-line banks' and on-line payment systems' websites. Banker trojans usually steal logins, passwords, PINs, check words and other info related to logging to bank websites.
The stolen information is usually uploaded to a hacker's website using a webform. The most vulnerable are users of on-line banks and payment systems that have logins and passwords that do not change every time a user logs on. That is why many banks are now switching to one-time passwords that expire after being used once.
Banker Trojan Horses - Steals banking password information
http://www.f-secure.com/v-descs/banker.shtml
Banker is a family of spying trojans that try to steal information that is required to access certain on-line banks' and on-line payment systems' websites. Banker trojans usually steal logins, passwords, PINs, check words and other info related to logging to bank websites.
The stolen information is usually uploaded to a hacker's website using a webform. The most vulnerable are users of on-line banks and payment systems that have logins and passwords that do not change every time a user logs on. That is why many banks are now switching to one-time passwords that expire after being used once.
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