Tiny Banker, known for its small size but powerful capabilities, has expanded the number of financial institutions it can target. The trojan, also known as Tinba, was discovered around mid-2012 after it infected thousands of computers in Turkey. The malware is just 20K in size and can inject HTML fields into websites when it detects a user has navigated to a banking site. The requested information includes a card number, expiration date, the three digit security code on the back of a card, a Social Security number, date of birth, mother’s maiden name and driver’s license number.”]
Source: https://www.csoonline.com/article/2684173/tiny-banker-malware-targets-us-financial-institutions.html