A new Brazilian banking trojan named Ousaban is now targeting users in Spain and Portugal through phishing attacks, according to FortiGuard researchers. This malware is designed to steal sensitive banking information, posing a significant risk to individuals and financial institutions in these countries. Phishing typically involves deceptive emails or messages that trick users into revealing personal data or downloading malicious software. As Ousaban spreads, it raises concerns about the vulnerability of online banking systems and highlights the need for robust security measures among users. Both individuals and businesses in Spain and Portugal should remain vigilant against suspicious communications and take steps to protect their financial information.