Which Trojan creates fake form fields on e-banking pages to collect the target's data?

Which Trojan creates fake form fields on e-banking pages to collect the target's data?

• A. TAN Gabber
• B. HTML Injection
• C. Form Grabber
• D. Covert Credential Grabber

Answer: (A)

This scenario focuses on a banking Trojan that alters the legitimate web page in your browser to harvest sensitive information. TAN Gabber is a Trojan specifically designed for online banking fraud. It injects or overlays fake form fields on e-banking pages, prompting the user to enter credentials and transaction authentication numbers (TANs). Because these fields are created by the malware within the trusted banking page, the data entered goes to the attacker instead of the bank, enabling fraudulent transactions. HTML Injection describes a vulnerability or technique to insert malicious markup into a page, which can be used by various threats but is not a named Trojan itself. A Form Grabber is a malware type that captures data entered into forms but doesn’t necessarily rely on adding new fake fields to the page. A Covert Credential Grabber is a broad description that doesn’t specify the particular method used. TAN Gabber uniquely matches the described behavior of creating fake form fields on e-banking pages to collect the target’s data.

This scenario focuses on a banking Trojan that alters the legitimate web page in your browser to harvest sensitive information. TAN Gabber is a Trojan specifically designed for online banking fraud. It injects or overlays fake form fields on e-banking pages, prompting the user to enter credentials and transaction authentication numbers (TANs). Because these fields are created by the malware within the trusted banking page, the data entered goes to the attacker instead of the bank, enabling fraudulent transactions.

HTML Injection describes a vulnerability or technique to insert malicious markup into a page, which can be used by various threats but is not a named Trojan itself. A Form Grabber is a malware type that captures data entered into forms but doesn’t necessarily rely on adding new fake fields to the page. A Covert Credential Grabber is a broad description that doesn’t specify the particular method used. TAN Gabber uniquely matches the described behavior of creating fake form fields on e-banking pages to collect the target’s data.