According to Brian Krebs, he recently encountered one fresh strain of ZeuS the notorious Trojan stealing banking credentials, named 'Citadel.' Citadel's creators chiefly cater to consumers who don't feel happy about the support, which providers of other malware offer. Softpedia published this dated January 23, 2012.
A derivative of ZeuS, Citadel is canvassed via many hacker forums designed for members only as a SaaS (software-as-a-service) malware. It caters to people exasperated with creators of malicious software who make the resolution that they'd write their next code that'll fetch them greater enthusiasm and profit instead of supporting existing customers.
Krebs states that a particularly disturbing problem relates to end-users who've encountered developers that don't pay heed to their IM e-mails since the number of clients are many while the number of developer is only one, published Softpedia.
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