"Töltse le Zeusz" (Hungarian for "Download Zeus") typically refers to , a well-known Trojan horse malware first identified in 2007. It is primarily designed to steal banking information through "man-in-the-browser" attacks and keystroke logging.
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: It usually spreads through phishing emails (containing malicious links or attachments) or drive-by downloads from compromised websites. "Töltse le Zeusz" (Hungarian for "Download Zeus") typically