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Massively Distributed APT Malware is a Serious New Threat for Enterprises

The growing use of massively distributed APT malware for APT-style attacks represents a ticking time bomb in enterprise settings. While sophisticated Trojans such as Citadel, Dyre, and ZeuS were once used almost exclusively for financial fraud, they now provide criminals with a much wider range of opportunities within the enterprise—everything from stealing corporate data to taking control of corporate systems.

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