Tinba Trojan Sets Its Sights on Romania
While
Romania is widely suspected of being home to a large amount of cybercriminals –
even with one city dubbed by some as “Hackerville” —
we seldom see it targeted by those who attack Western countries.
In a
recent finding, IBM Security
X-Force researchers discovered an interesting Romania-focused configuration
of the Tinba v3 Trojan, which exclusively targets 12 Romanian banks.
What’s New?
In late
July 2015, IBM Security X-Force researchers analyzed a new Tinba v3 Trojan
configuration file that is, according to our data, the first of its kind
dedicated to Romanian banks.
Previous versions of this malware attacked a number of European countries, but Romania wasn’t among them and is rarely a top target. Our analysis reveals that Tinba v3’s developers have expanded the capabilities and reach of the malware by updating its web injections to match the new banks targeted in the Eastern European country.
Previous versions of this malware attacked a number of European countries, but Romania wasn’t among them and is rarely a top target. Our analysis reveals that Tinba v3’s developers have expanded the capabilities and reach of the malware by updating its web injections to match the new banks targeted in the Eastern European country.
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