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Dyre Trojan Used in APT-Style Attacks Against Enterprises

The Dyre banking Trojan was recently used in a large-scale, credential-phishing campaign targeting Bank of America, Citigroup, Royal Bank of Scotland and JPMorgan Chase customers. Salesforce.com is warning its customers that the Dyre Trojan might be used to target their login credentials. IBM Trusteer research found that, on average, one in 500 machines in the world is infected with massively distributed APT malware. This means that any organization can become a target of these attacks. The use of massively distributed malware allows cybercriminals to take advantage of millions of machines already infected with the Trojans.”]

Source: https://securityintelligence.com/dyre-banking-trojan-used-in-apt-style-attacks-against-enterprises/

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