Malware
Dyre
aka Dyreza
The Dyre Banking Trojan, discovered in June 2014, targets online banking websites for credential theft and fraud.
Dyre, also known as Dyreza, is a Windows malware family operated by WIZARD SPIDER.
Background
First identified in June 2014, the Dyre banking trojan goes after online banking sites to steal credentials and commit fraud. It relies on a man-in-the-browser technique, encryption, and spam email for delivery.
Structurally, Dyre comprises a dropper and a primary DLL module and employs persistence and evasion techniques. It conceals its command and control infrastructure behind proxies and can adapt through a domain generation algorithm and I2P integration. Analysts have tied Dyre to the Gozi and Neverquest families.
Source: Malpedia (Fraunhofer FKIE).