Online Banking Trojan Video

Live Demo: Banking Trojan from Panda Security on Vimeo.















































So why don't banks use the world's only PCI Certified PIN Entry Device to authenticate online banking?



Especially if Secure Socket Layer (SSL) has a critical flaw as outlined in the video above?



Two words. They will.

Six more. It's only a matter of time.



Because what they are doing now simply ain't working...and with two newly discovered next generation online banking Trojans having cropped up since October 4th of this year, it's probably going to be sooner rather than later...

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