The Panda Banker banking Trojan, recently uncovered by Fox IT, is related to one of the most famous and destructive banking Trojans in history, Zeus. The Panda Banker is designed to collect victim's login information and online banking credentials and is currently being used to target banking customers in the United Kingdom and Australia. Like its predecessor, the Panda Banker integrates more advanced persistence, infection strategies and modules, which makes the Panda Banker a considerable threat to its victims.

Adwind (also known as AlienSpy, Frutas, jFrutas, Unrecom, Sockrat, JSocket, and jRat) is a relatively new cross-platform RAT (remote access trojan), discovered in late 2015 in a targeted attack on a bank in Singapore.

BACKGROUND

There's a blog over on the WSJ about how cyber-criminals are targeting Small and Medium businesses, and stealing money using the Zeus and Spyeye trojans, which we block.