Wednesday 23 August 2017
You better stay on your toes when logging in to your account should you happen to be a client of Raiffeisen Bank – someone might be out to snatch your credentials. Malware researcher Lukas Stefanko has stumbled upon a new phishing campaign targeting Raiffeisen Bank customers. While new, the attack is based on the infamous Android banking Trojan, MazarBot, which has previously been distributed via SMS, email spam and numerous fake pages. The campaign seeks to trick people into filling in their logging credentials in a bogus page, which looks absolutely identical to the original Raiffeisen site. This is what…
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