New trojan horse malware is targeting Fidelity.com, and the Boston Behemoth is standing behind customers who suffer.

Rachael King of the Wall Street Journal reports that Neverquest, which can steal customer credentials for banking or investment accounts when they log in via Internet Explorer or Firefox, is hitting Fidelity's [profile] website in particular, according to security firm Kaspersky Lab.

Without commenting specifically on Neverquest, a Fido spokesman told WSJ that the mutual fund giant will reimburse victimized account holders. 

Edited by: Neil Anderson, Managing Editor


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