Which Trojan is described as a financial fraudulent malware that targets POS and payment equipment such as credit card and debit card readers?

• A. Dreambot Trojans
• B. GlitchPOS
• C. TAN Gabber
• D. E-banking Trojans

Answer: (A)

The concept here is POS-targeted financial malware, which is designed to steal card data directly from payment devices at the point of sale. This kind of malware usually focuses on extracting data from credit and debit card readers by intercepting the transaction flow or scraping memory on the POS system.

Among the options, the name that clearly matches this focus is GlitchPOS, a family known for targeting POS terminals and payment readers to harvest card data. Dreambot Trojans, in contrast, are banking trojans aimed at online financial credentials rather than POS hardware. TAN Gabber and E-banking Trojans describe other online banking fraud techniques rather than POS-specific attacks. So, the description best fits GlitchPOS.