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• Carberp Trojan developers arrested in Ukraine

  04.04.2013

  The mastermind behind the Carberp Trojan and the developers that helped created it have apparently been arrested in Ukraine in a joint action by the Security Service of Ukraine (SBU) and the Russian Federal Security Service (FSB).

• Wide variety of malware lurking in Skype messages

  04.04.2013

  A new malware-spreading campaign is targeting Skype users, warns Dancho Danchev.

• Banking Trojan disguised as innocuous Word and WinHelp files

  03.04.2013

  Part of the job of a malware author is to constantly think up new ways of outsmarting researchers and bypassing automatic detection methods used by antivirus and other security software.

• Trojan phishes for credit card info through fake Facebook page

  02.04.2013

  An insidious Trojan is targeting Facebook users and getting them to share confidential personal and credit card information that will then be used to perform fraudulent transactions, warn Trend Micro researchers.

• Backdoor Trojan picks up commands from Evernote account

  28.03.2013

  Trend Micro researchers have recently analyzed a backdoor Trojan that contacts an unusual command and control center - an Evernote account.

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