April 1, 2010, 10:42AM
Malware Trojan Wars: SpyEye Vs. ZeuS
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The latest rivalry appears to be budding between the author of the Zeus Trojan— a crime kit used by a large number of cyber thieves — and “SpyEye,” a
relatively new kit on the block that is taking every opportunity to
jeer at, undercut and otherwise siphon market share from the mighty
Zeus. Read the full article. [Krebson Security]
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