Computer Crime Police are warning the citizens of the new malicious software that is affecting e-banking and spreads quickly through emails
The software, which aim is to  illegally access bank accounts, can “steal” the electronic information of e-banking and “collect” details over the users’ network movements. At the same time the software is able to steal from other connected users as well.

How does it work:

Initially it comes in a form of an email which informs about a transfer amount from the users account. The email contains a link to more information about the bank transfer. Once the user clicks on the link contained in the email, it starts the installation process of the software.

Indeed, the software has the ability to override even the secure connection HTTPS (Hypertext Transfer Protocol Secure), which adds a greater risk,

According to the Computer Crime Police, citizens receiving emails with similar content are requested not to open the attached link or download files contained in them.

Additionally, if the user “clicks” the link to a similar email, which has been confirmed for its falseness, reinstalling the operating system is recommended.