DCP Online , a regulator that oversees the information security of Polish banks, was used as a watering hole website to infect several Polish banks with malware. Refer to our Frequently Asked Questions. Attackers altered a Asked Questions file on the website, so when users visited, a remote access Trojan would be deployed. Although the banks claim not to have detected any unauthorised transactions, they were unable to identify the outgoing traffic as it was encrypted. The attack was first identified last week , when banks complained of files and encrypted traffic leaving their network for unrecognised IPs.
DCP Online , a regulator that oversees the information security of Polish banks, was used as a watering hole website to infect several Polish banks with malware. Attackers altered a Asked Questions file on the website, so when users visited, a remote access Trojan would be deployed. Although the banks claim not to have detected any unauthorised transactions, they were unable to identify the outgoing traffic as it was encrypted. The attack was first identified last week , when banks complained of files and encrypted traffic leaving their network for unrecognised IPs.