How to prevent and prevent Dyreza Trojans from attacking Win10 and Edge?

According to foreign media reports, Trojan Dyreza (hereinafter referred to as Dyre), which specializes in stealing credentials, now uses Windows 10 and Edge as new targets. Previously, the malware had stolen credentials from several supply chain companies.

It is reported that Dyre performs real-time monitoring of the connection of the target computer to a specific domain name by embedding the browser and using the elevated authority, and then stealing the data when the user enters the credentials. This type of attack is also often referred to as "man-in-the-middle attack".

So, how do you judge whether your computer has been attacked by Dyre? Microsoft said that if the computer firewall jumped out of the prompts such as explorer.exe, svchost.exe, etc. to allow access to higher programs, then prove that your computer has been infected.

In addition, if you find the following two files on your Windows system, it also proves that your computer has been infected with the Dyre Trojan virus:

%APPDATA%\\local\\[random alpha numeric characters ].exe

%APPDATA%\\local\\[random alpha numeric characters].exe

The only way to crack Dyre is to install Windows 10 Push Security Update and Windows. Update pushed Microsoft Edge updates.

In addition, one thing to note is that Chrome, Firefox, and IE are also objects of Dyre attacks.