Unix and macOS malware

The report presents statistics for Windows, macOS, IoT, and other threats, including ransomware, miners, local and web-based threats, for Q1 2025.

This report contains statistics on vulnerabilities and published exploits, along with an analysis of the most noteworthy vulnerabilities we observed in the first quarter of 2025.

Kaspersky experts break down an updated cryptojacking campaign targeting containerized environments: a Dero crypto miner abuses the Docker API.

The Kaspersky Global Emergency Response Team (GERT) detected an Outlaw mining botnet in a customer incident. In this article, we share insights into this botnet’s SSH-based infection chain.

While the CrowdStrike incident is still fresh in our minds, Kaspersky experts look back on similar IT outages that happened in 2024 and predict potential threats for 2025.

Kaspersky researchers demonstrate capabilities of hrtng plugin for IDA Pro, share tips on working with IDA and reverse engineer FinSpy malware with these tools.

The “Kaspersky Security Bulletin 2024. Statistics” report contains statistics on cyberthreats for the period from November 2023 through October 2024. It covers such threats as financial malware, ransomware, miners, malware for IoT and macOS, vulnerabilities and others.

The non-mobile threat report for Q3 2024 contains data on ransomware, miners, and macOS and IoT threats.

In this part of the malware report we discuss the most remarkable findings of Q3 2024, including APT and hacktivist attacks, ransomware, stealers, macOS malware and so on.

Kaspersky researchers investigated a number of stealer attacks over the past year, and they are now sharing some details on the new Kral stealer, recent AMOS version and Vidar delivering ACR stealer.

This report presents statistics on PC threats for Q2 2024, including data on ransomware, miners, threats to macOS and IoT devices.

In this report, Kaspersky researchers explore the most significant attacks of Q2 2024 that used a XZ backdoor, the LockBit builder, ShrinkLocker ransomware, etc.

Kaspersky experts discovered a macOS version of the HZ Rat backdoor, which collects user data from WeChat and DingTalk messengers.

Kaspersky researchers investigated three ransomware groups that tapped newly built malware samples based on Babuk, Lockbit, Chaos and others, while lacking professional resources.

In this article, we analyze XZ backdoor behavior inside OpenSSH, after it has achieved RSA-related function hook.