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Citadel Malware Variant Allows Attackers Remote Access, Even After Removal Secure Hunter

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A new variant of the Citadel banking Trojan has been discovered where the attackers are using Windows remote shell commands to be enable Remote Desktop Protocol access, even if the malware is discovered and removed.
Threatpost – English – Global – threatpost.com » Malware
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