These Trojans are designed to steal passwords from the victim’s computer (although some steal other types of information also:
IP address, registration details, e-mail client details, and so on).
This information is then sent to an e-mail address coded into the body of the Trojan.
The first PSW Trojans emerged in the 1990s and were AOL password stealing Trojans.
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