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Targeting U.S. banks, Qbot trojan evolves with new evasion techniques

Posted on 16 June 2020

From scmagazine.com

By malware standards, the banking trojan Qbot is long in the tooth, but it still has some bite, according to researchers who say it has added some detection and research evasion techniques to its arsenal.

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