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Odinaff: New Trojan used in high level financial attacks

Posted on October 11, 2016 by Symantec Security Response

Multiple banks attacked by Carbanak-linked group.

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This entry was posted in APT, Australia, Backdoor.Batel, Backdoor.Gussdoor, Banking, Carbanak, Downloader.Dromedan, Endpoint Protection (AntiVirus), Financial, hong kong, ireland, macros, odinaff, payroll, Remacc.Ammyy, Securities, Security, Security Response, SWIFT, trading, Trojan.Banswift, Trojan.Carberp, Trojan.Odinaff, Trojan.Snifula, UK, Ukraine, USA by Symantec Security Response. Bookmark the permalink.

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