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A new banking Trojan with infection rates similar to SpyEye and Zeus in some regions has emerged.
The Sunspot Trojan has already been linked to instances of fraudulent losses, according to transaction security firm Trusteer. The Windows-based malware is designed to carry out man-in-the-browser attacks, including web injections, page-grabbing, key-logging and screen shooting (a feature that captures screenshots of the location of a mouse as a user types his/her password on a virtual keyboard).
Full Story @ The Register
You guys have probably seen this around already but now it's getting picked up on the radar of the big companies as well.