Tinba

 

Tinba was first discovered in 2012. The name stands for the Tiny Banker Trojan. As a modified version of older Banker Trojans, it was developed to target the websites of financial institutions. The main goal was to collect clients’ information, such as PIN codes, usernames, account details, passwords, and credit card numbers. Tinba is based on network sniffing and man-in-the-browser attacks. It is indeed tiny — 20 KB — and it is what made the Trojan difficult to detect.