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ESET Threat Report T2 2022

2022-10-05, ESET
https://www.welivesecurity.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/eset_threat_report_t22022.pdf
eset_threat_report_t22022.pdf, 7.5 MB
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Contents

THREAT
REPORT T2 2022
WeLiveSecurity.com
@ESETresearch
ESET GitHub


CONTENTS

FOREWORD
Welcome to the T2 2022 issue of the ESET Threat Report!

3

EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

4

FEATURED STORY

7

NEWS FROM THE LAB

9

STATISTICS & TRENDS
10 THREAT LANDSCAPE OVERVIEW
11

TOP 10 MALWARE DETECTIONS

12 INFOSTEALERS
14 RANSOMWARE
16 DOWNLOADERS
18 CRYPTOCURRENCY THREATS
20 WEB THREATS
23 EMAIL THREATS
26 ANDROID
29 macOS AND iOS
31 IoT SECURITY
34 EXPLOITS

37 ESET RESEARCH CONTRIBUTIONS

The past four months were the time of summer vacations for many of us in the northern hemisphere. It
appears that some malware operators also took this time as an opportunity to possibly rest, refocus, and
reanalyze their current procedures and activities. According to our telemetry, August was a vacation month
for the operators of Emotet, the most influential downloader strain. The gang behind it also adapted to
Microsoft’s decision to disable VBA macros in documents originating from the internet and focused on
campaigns based on weaponized Microsoft Office files and LNK files.
In T2 2022, we saw the continuation of the sharp decline of Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) attacks, …

IoC

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