August 2, 2010, 3:37PM
Researchers Discover Mini Botnet Mumba
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According to a newly published report, upon obtaining access to a mini ZeuS botnet dubbed Mumba, researchers at AVG found 60GB of stolen data such as, accounting details for social networking sites, banking accounts, credit card numbers and intercepted emails. Read the full article. [ZDNet]
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