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Cunning Coyote Trojan Unleashed: Brazilian Banks Beware!
Cunning as a fox and sneakier than your grandma’s secret cookie stash, the Coyote banking trojan is outsmarting 61 Brazilian banks with its nefarious tech tricks. Who knew malware could learn new languages? Nim’s the word, folks! 🦊💻🏦 #CoyoteTrojan
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Just when you thought it was safe to go back into the digital water, another banking trojan rears its ugly code-head. Meet Coyote, the latest cyber-marauder to come barking up Brazil's financial tree with a swiss army knife of nasty tricks up its sleeve. And just for a change, it's not just using any old tech; it's gone artisanal with fancy frameworks and programming languages. So much for the good old days of "run-of-the-mill" malware, eh?Already a member? Log in here