An innovative new Brazilian banking Trojan has been detected by security researchers at IBM X-Force. The Trojan has been named CamuBot due to its use of camouflage to fool employees into running the installer for the malware. As with other banking Trojans, its purpose is to obtain bank account credentials, although its method of doing so is different from most of the banking Trojans currently used by threat actors in Brazil. Most banking Trojans are stealthy. They are silently installed out of sight, oftentimes through PowerShell scripts or Word macros in malicious email attachments. In contrast,...