A sophisticated form of malware based on the notorious Zeus trojan and originally designed to steal banking credentials has returned with new espionage capabilities which allow it to monitor and modify Facebook and Twitter posts, as well as the ability to eavesdrop on emails. Active since mid-2016, the Terdot trojan has been highly customised to incorporate man-in-the-middle attacks, inject code into websites and steal browsing information including login credentials and credit card details.

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