Mobile malware evolution in 2024
The most notable mobile threats of 2024, and statistics on Android-specific malware, adware and potentially unwanted software.
Malware Descriptions
Angry Likho: Old beasts in a new forest
Kaspersky experts analyze the Angry Likho APT group’s attacks, which use obfuscated AutoIt scripts and the Lumma stealer for data theft.
Mallox ransomware: in-depth analysis and evolution
In this report, we provide an in-depth analysis of the Mallox ransomware, its evolution, ransom strategy, encryption scheme, etc.
IT threat evolution in Q2 2024. Non-mobile statistics
This report presents statistics on PC threats for Q2 2024, including data on ransomware, miners, threats to macOS and IoT devices.
IT threat evolution Q2 2024
In this report, Kaspersky researchers explore the most significant attacks of Q2 2024 that used a XZ backdoor, the LockBit builder, ShrinkLocker ransomware, etc.
HZ Rat backdoor for macOS attacks users of China’s DingTalk and WeChat
Kaspersky experts discovered a macOS version of the HZ Rat backdoor, which collects user data from WeChat and DingTalk messengers.
Coyote: A multi-stage banking Trojan abusing the Squirrel installer
We will delve into the workings of the infection chain and explore the capabilities of the new Trojan that specifically targets users of more than 60 banking institutions, mainly from Brazil.
Cracked software beats gold: new macOS backdoor stealing cryptowallets
We review a new macOS backdoor that piggybacks on cracked software to replace Bitcoin and Exodus wallets with malware.
Unveiling NKAbuse: a new multiplatform threat abusing the NKN protocol
We uncovered a novel multiplatform threat named “NKAbuse”. The malware utilizes NKN technology for data exchange between peers, functioning as a potent implant, and equipped with both flooder and backdoor capabilities.
FakeSG campaign, Akira ransomware and AMOS macOS stealer
In this report, we share our latest crimeware findings: FakeSG malware distribution campaign delivering NetSupport RAT, new Conti-like Akira ransomware and AMOS stealer for macOS.