A security researcher at the Vulnerability Lab discovered that ATMs at the German savings bank Sparkasse can leak sensitive info during software updates.
Customers of Japanese banks targeted by the Brolux Trojan
Researchers at ESET have spotted a new strain of banking Trojan dubbed Brolux that is targeting online banking users in Japan.
Bogus PayPal App used to spread a banking Trojan
Security experts at Trend Micro have uncovered a spam campaign spreading a bogus PayPal app to steal German users' banking credentials.
A spam campaign is targeting German Andoird users, the malicious emails impersonate PayPal trying to trick the recipient into downloading a bogus PayPal app update that hides a banking Trojan.
Shifu banking trojan is officially spreading to the UK
The researchers at Security Intelligence announced that Shifu banking trojan is officially spreading to the UK targeting Banks and Wealth Management Firms.
A few weeks ago researchers at Security Intelligence announced the discovery of the sophisticatedbanking Trojan Shifu, the malicious code has been used to target the customers of more than a dozen Japanese banks.
GreenDispenser, is the last ATM Malware in the wild
Security researchers have discovered a new malware program that infects automated teller machines (ATMs) and allows attackers to extract cash on command.
Debit cards lag credit cards in EMV migration, putting banks at risk
Three times as many credit cards will be chip-enabled by the end of the year as debit cards, making the slower banks bigger targets for cybercriminals.
SUCEFUL, the first multi-vendor ATM malware
According to the malware researchers at FireEye Labs Suceful is the first multi-vendor ATM malware threatening the banking industry. Experts at FireEye have discovered a new strain of malware dubbed Suceful (Backdoor.ATM.Suceful) specifically designed to target ATMs. Malware designed to hack ATMs are not new, in the past security experts have already detected malicious codes used to make ATMs dispense cash, such as Ploutus or Tyupkin.