Online poker malware lets players cheat by getting a peek at cards held by opponents whose machines have been infected.

The Trojan, called Win32/Spy.Odlanor, is typically downloaded by victims because it is disguised as installers or resources such as poker databases and poker calculators, according to the ESET WeLiveSecurity blog.

“In other cases, it was loaded onto the victim’s system through various poker-related programs … such as Tournament Shark, Poker Calculator Pro, Smart Buddy, Poker Office, and others,” the blog says. http://itsolutionresources..com/2015/09/malware-enables-cheating-at-online-poker.html