Two coders closely tied to Target-related malware, security firm says

Los Angeles security firm IntelCrawler names second person they suspect coded malicious software that was modified and used against Target. The information comes from an analysis of “cyberprints,” or a collection of data and postings on underground password-protected forums where stolen card data and malware are sold. The company named a 17-year-old Russian teenager on Friday it suspects created the Kaptoxa malware, also known as BlackPOS. The software intercepts unencrypted payment card details after a card is swiped at a point-of-sale.”]

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