An espionage malware called Dtrack and a related variant, ATMDtrack, have been spotted in India. Both have been identified this month targeting financial sector and research centers. Dtrack is a remote access trojan (RAT) that boasts more than 180 different variants and a raft of spy functions. Both malware and the spyware share the same provenance and operators, says Kaspersky researcher Konstantin Zykov. The Lazarus Group is one of the most active APT groups in terms of malware development, he says.
Source: https://threatpost.com/north-korea-atm-espionage-malware-dtrack/148602/

