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427,000 malicious apps were detected on enterprise devices.

Lookout4/9/2025
Enterprise deviceMalware

The vast majority of malware discoveries were classified as trojan malware, followed by surveillanceware and adware.

Lookout4/9/2025
MalwareTrojan

17.3 billion cookies were siphoned by malware.

SpyCloud4/8/2025
MalwareCookies

About one in every two corporate users was already the victim of an infostealer infection on a personal or corporate system in 2024.

SpyCloud4/8/2025
MalwareInfostealer

An average of 1,861 cookies were harvested per malware infection.

SpyCloud4/8/2025
MalwareCookies

Endpoint Detection and Antivirus Solutions miss 66% of malware infections.

SpyCloud4/8/2025
EDREndpoint detection

Endpoint Detection and Antivirus Solutions miss 66% of malware infections.

SpyCloud4/8/2025
EDREndpoint detection

In the year prior to 2024, malware was the cause of 61% of all breaches.

SpyCloud4/8/2025
MalwareBreaches

In the year prior to 2024, malware was the cause of 61% of all breaches.

SpyCloud4/8/2025
MalwareBreaches

Nearly one in two corporate users were already the victim of a malware infection in 2024.

SpyCloud4/8/2025

Nearly one in two corporate users were already the victim of a malware infection in 2024.

SpyCloud4/8/2025

On average, a single malware infection could expose access to 10 to 25 third-party business applications.

SpyCloud4/8/2025
MalwareThird-party

SpyCloud's research shows that 66% of malware infections occur on devices with endpoint security solutions installed.

SpyCloud4/8/2025
MalwareEndpoint protection

SpyCloud's research shows that 66% of malware infections occur on devices with endpoint security solutions installed.

SpyCloud4/8/2025
MalwareEndpoint protection

There was an average of 44 exposed credentials per malware infection.

SpyCloud4/8/2025
MalwareCredentials

24% of SMBs were targeted by malware in the past 12 months.

VikingCloud3/25/2025
SMBMalware

In Q4 2024, HP threat researchers saw a growth in social engineering campaigns that rely on fake CAPTCHA challenges to infect users with malware

HP Wolf Security3/18/2025
Social EngineeringFake CAPTCHA

Rooted devices are more than 3.5 times more likely to be targeted by mobile malware.

Zimperium3/14/2025
RootingMalware

Archive files were the second most popular file type for malware delivery in Q3 2024, accounting for 34% of threats. The top five archive file formats used were ZIP, RAR, LZH, 7Z, and GZ3.

HP Wolf Security1/1/2025
MalwareArchive files

Email was the primary method for delivering malware to endpoints, accounting for 52% of threats in Q3 2024. This represents a 9% decrease compared to Q2 2024.

HP Wolf Security1/1/2025
EmailMalware