Zbot
Zbot, also known as Zeus, is a family of banking Trojan malware that targets Microsoft Windows systems. First identified in the late 2000s, it is designed to steal online banking credentials and other financial information. As a botnet-based platform, Zbot can be controlled remotely by cybercriminals, and multiple variants have circulated under the Zbot name across years.
The malware typically reaches infected machines through phishing emails with malicious attachments, drive-by downloads, or exploit
Zbot campaigns employ data collection methods such as keylogging and form grabbing, often targeting online banking
Impact and legacy: Zbot has been one of the most prominent banking Trojans of the 2000s and
Detection and defense: Protecting systems involves keeping software and operating systems updated, using reputable antivirus solutions,