Carberp-based malware is expected to take advantage of the bootkit module packaged with the code. The bootkit gives a significant improvement to the malware, a fraud prevention expert says. Infighting led to the release of the source code, security experts say. It’s considered more dangerous than the infamous release in 2011 of the Zeus source code. “They just got the blueprints to serious malware. It’s a present. Why not use it?” a security expert says of the release, “It’s a very potent malware””]