The AchieVer Posted March 11, 2019 Share Posted March 11, 2019 10 popular malware campaigns your business should avoid Coinhive is at the top of the global threat index for the 15th consecutive month, according to a Check Point report. Coinhive leads the global threat index for the 15th month in a row, according to a Check Point report released on Friday. The report outlines the top 10 most popular cryptomining malware campaigns for companies to avoid. SEE: IT staff systems/data access policy(Tech Pro Research) The past couple years have seen a spike in cryptocurrency mining malware, according to a previous Check Point report. Most mining apps and sites aren't intended to be illegitimate, but do crossover to malware territory when used maliciously. Cryptomining malware infections have become so popular that they replaced ransomware as the top cybersecurity threatin 2018. While Coinhive reigns as the "most wanted" malware on the list, the cryptominer will actually stop operations in March of 2019. One malware that could possibly take it place is GandCrab, which has risen significantly in popularity over the past couple months, the report found. Here are the other cryptomining malware programs the report identified as the most dangerous: Coinhive Cryptoloot Emotet XMRig Jsecoin Dorkbot Nivdort Gandcrab Authedmine Ramnit Source Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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