Feodo Trojan

Feodo is a malware that is similar in concept and features to other banking trojans like ZeuS, SpyEye, Bugat or Carberp. Unlike Zbot or SpyEye, Feodo is not the result of a crimeware toolkit sold on the underground market and that it most likely belongs to a single gang.

Feodo hooks into the browser process and monitors accessed URLs. If any of them matches a regular expression from its config file, it starts capturing form data and submits to its command and control server.

The trojan can also inject rogue form fields in order to trick users into providing more information than is normally required. Feodo doesn't only target banks, but also services like PayPal, Amazon, Myspace or Gmail. ...read more

Reality Check

Reports of successful attacks on Smartcard based technology illustrate that "true two-factor authentication is not possible without a physical component that is not accessible digitally." ...read more

3AKEY is designed to overcome this limitation and provides the ultimate two-factor authentication so desperately needed and much more. ...read more

What is 3AKEY?

3AKEY is a family of next generation of hardware security devices. It is designed to help all users to receive a higher level of digital security without the associate complexity of other solutions. 3AKEY can be used with applications that protects digital assets, transactions and identity.

Idea to Solution

When will an application be secure?

The time comes when security perquisites are finally taken out and the application is no longer depending on any third parties for security or protections.

FrontOne's latest digital security and privacy solutions are designed to provide end-to-end secure transactions without any additional security layers.