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Zeus: Most Software Cannot Detect it

Someone · Oct 8, 2011 08:12 14 57
Someone OP
Oct 8, 2011 08:12
Zeus Virus Malware Most Software Cannot Detect This Trojan, From: http://thepcsecurity.com Zeus is a financial malware. It infects consumer PCs, waits for them to log onto a list of targeted banks and financial institutions, and then steals their credentials and sends them to a remote server in real time. Additionally, it may inject HTML into the pages rendered by the browser, so that its own content is displayed together (or instead of) the genuine pages from the banks web server. Thus, it is able to ask the user to divulge more personal information, such as payment card number and PIN, one time passwords and TANs, etc. Zues Virus is understood to be the biggest culprit among the family of malware targeting the financial websites and institutions. According to some of the studies, as much as 44% of all financial malware are based upon Zeus.
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Someone OP
Oct 8, 2011 08:16
#1
Zeus One of the Hardest Financial Malware to Get Detected Despite such an alarming state, it is shocking to know that most of the Latest Security Software, even if they are updated to the latest version, are incapable of finding and removing Zeus Malware infections. In a recent study by Trusteer, it has been revealed that as much as as 55percent of all the tested 10,000 computers, which were equipped with the latest updated security software and antivirus, were not able to detect and remove the traces of Zeus Virus. Out of the computers in which Zeus Trojan was detected, 55percent computers were having up-to-date antivirus, 14percent were having antivirus installed but it was not up-to-date, while 31percent were not having antivirus installed onto them. it is estimated that installing an anti-virus product and maintaining it up to date reduces the probability to get infected by Zeus by 23pecent, The effectiveness of an up to date anti virus against Zeus is thus not 100percent, not 90percent, not even 50percent its just 23percent. So disturbing figures. But it re-iterates the viewpoint that no software, howsoever smart, intelligent and pricey, can't buy you the absolute PC Security and Privacy. The safety of your computer is within your own hands. You MUST exercise caution before you click on any link. SO ALWAYS REMEMBER... ZEUS IS DANGEROUS smiley
haris
Oct 8, 2011 08:24
#2
I knw abt zeus.ass.
LoneLy_heArt
Oct 8, 2011 08:27
#3
i will't forget danerous zeus smiley
Manal
Oct 8, 2011 08:31
#4
Zeus?smileyGRUNGEPRINCE!smiley
WilLow_DarkSky
Oct 8, 2011 08:35
#5
zeus is GINGERPRINCE....??smiley
jaQui
Oct 8, 2011 08:36
#6
_ smiley
Someone OP
Oct 8, 2011 08:38
#7
manal: Zeus?smileyGRUNGEPRINCE!smiley
Nah... that's just a coincident. smiley
EpIcInCoGnItO
Oct 8, 2011 08:44
#8
I am proud to be dangerous smiley smiley
_h3AvEn_KiNG_
Oct 8, 2011 08:47
#9
Nah he's GhUnGhRu SeTh of Wel Come movie smiley
_FiRe_fLiEs_: zeus is GINGERPRINCE....??smiley
_DIVINE_
Oct 9, 2011 08:52
#10
Vipul: Zeus Virus Malware Most Software Cannot Detect This Trojan, From: http://thepcsecurity.com Zeus is a financial malware. It infects consumer PCs, waits for them to log onto a list of targeted banks and financial institutions, and then steals their credentials and sends them to a remote server in real time. Additionally, it may inject HTML into the pages rendered by the browser, so that its own content is displayed together (or instead of) the genuine pages from the banks web server. Thus, it is able to ask the user to divulge more personal information, such as payment card number and PIN, one time passwords and TANs, etc. Zues Virus is understood to be the biggest culprit among the family of malware targeting the financial websites and institutions. According to some of the studies, as much as 44% of all financial malware are based upon Zeus.
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Topcat1
Oct 11, 2011 11:37
#11
Lol thats a dope virus !
Joker
Oct 11, 2011 19:28
#12
Here comes Thor smiley
Geet
Oct 12, 2011 09:45
#13
Nice info Vipul
Password
Oct 17, 2011 06:20
#14
That trojan is a reall pain.. i don't know if anyone remembers the SINOWAL password stealer also had the same principles.. i hate mailing for those jabber whatever-the-hellsmileycreated-for senders... but as i read a post before i raplied the same i guess this will really harm bank owners or any other online data-transmition enterprise -_-