If the user clicks the malicious link, it may serve a bogus file - such as an invoice or bank statement - that if extracted and opened reaches out to an Upatre control server to download Dyre.Īccording to a recent in-depth report from Symantec, Dyre is a highly developed piece of malware, capable of hijacking all three major web browsers and intercepting internet banking sessions in order to harvest the victim’s credentials and send them to the attackers. “Dyreza”) is generally installed by a downloader Trojan that is flagged by most tools under the name “ Upatre.” The latter is most often delivered via malicious e-mails containing a link which directs unsuspecting users to servers hosting malicious javascript or a basic redirection to a malicious payload.
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