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Source code for tiny ‘Tinba’ banking malware leaked

The source code for an online banking malware program has been leaked. The program, known as “Tinba” or “Zusy,” was discovered around mid-2012 and infected tens of thousands of computers in Turkey. It is notable for having a very small code base — just 20K — but capabilities similar to malware much larger in size. The leak of its source code means other cybercriminals could begin using it, CSIS Security Group of Denmark says. The code appears to be from an early version of Tinba, which can interfere with online banking sessions.”]

Source: https://www.csoonline.com/article/2452950/source-code-for-tiny-tinba-banking-malware-leaked.html

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