When the source code for Tinba – a banker trojan comprised of 20 KB of code – was made public in July 2014, there was speculation among security professionals that a new version of the malware could make an appearance with some new features.
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Researchers discover Tinba variant with 64-bit support, other tricks
When the source code for Tinba – a banker trojan comprised of 20 KB of code – was made public in July 2014, there was speculation among security professionals that a new version of the malware could make an appearance with some new features.
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Researchers discover Tinba variant with 64-bit support, other tricks
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Liora on Sep 23, 2014 6:42:59 PM
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