Nuspire has just released their Q1 2023 Threat Report.
The quarterly report provides a comprehensive analysis of the threat landscape, examining threat data as well as specific tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) organizations should watch out for. Notable findings from the report include:
- Exploit activity grew by more than 150% in Q1 2023, with brute forcing far and away as the most popular tactic, followed by Apache Log4j.
- Malware jumped nearly 40% in Q1, with JavaScript and Microsoft variants clocking in the most activity.
- Botnets jumped almost 60% in Q1, and two new offenders emerged as top contenders: NetSupport RAT and FatalRAT.
The report is available linked here,
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Exploits, Botnets & Malware Spiked in Q1: Nuspire
Nuspire has just released their Q1 2023 Threat Report.
The quarterly report provides a comprehensive analysis of the threat landscape, examining threat data as well as specific tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) organizations should watch out for. Notable findings from the report include:
The report is available linked here,
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