Despite the 2016 Olympics coming to a close, cybercriminals remain relentless in using the sporting event as a social engineering hook to distribute a banking Trojan. Earlier this month, we spotted a phishing campaign that led victims to unknowingly download the Banker malware. Although Banker has been in the wild for years, this time we see it using a Dynamic Loading Library (DLL) with malicious exported functions. One of the export calls used is to check if the victimized system is located in Brazil.  If the geolocation points to Brazil, then another malicious file is downloaded.  This particular new routine points to the possibility of the cybercriminals’ intention of riding on the popularity of the Olympics to lure users. Apart from Banker, there are reports indicating that other banking Trojans, are doing the same thing. For instance, Sphinx ZeuS has enhanced its capabilities because of the Olympics.