BZub.DN

The BZub.DN trojan was spammed to a large number of people as an attachment to an email message. The attachment name was rechnung.exe, the same file name that was recently used for a spammed variant of Haxdoor backdoor. The trojan drops a keylogger and spies against users of several banks.After being run by the user, the trojan drops three files to the Window System folder. The dropped files represent the main spying component (ipv6monl.dll) and a keylogger (msn.exe and hook.dll). Both spying components are registered to start with every Windows session and remain active in memory at all times. The main spying component steals information related to various on-line banking accounts. Customers of the following banks and on-line payment systems may be affected:

• Barklays
• E-Gold
• Intelligent Finance
• Nationwide's Internet Bank
• Postbank

The trojan also steals the following info and sends it to a hacker:

• HTTP mail password
• HTTP mail user name
• IE autocomplete fields data
• IE protected storage data
• MSN Explorer signup data
• Outlook account passwords
• POP server name
• POP server password
• POP server user name
• SMTP email address

The keylogger records all keystrokes on an infected computer and sends the stolen info to the hacker.