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HP Wolf Security Threat Insights Report
In today's ever-changing threat landscape, it's in your interest to keep up with cybersecurity trends. Help protect your organization by downloading this HP Wolf Security Threat Insights Report. This is the source that monitors notable threats, malware trends and techniques identified by the renowned HP Wolf Security.
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What are the most common file types used for malware delivery?
As of Q3 2022, archive file formats, such as ZIP and RAR, have become the most popular file types for delivering malware, accounting for 42% of malware samples. This marks a 12% growth compared to Q2, surpassing Office formats, which now represent 40% of malware delivery. The rise in archive malware is attributed to their ability to be easily encrypted, making detection by security tools more challenging.
How do attackers bypass security measures?
Attackers are increasingly using methods such as encrypting malicious payloads within archives and HTML files to bypass perimeter network security controls like email gateway scanners. Additionally, they are utilizing script-based malware formats and leveraging built-in operating system utilities to evade endpoint defenses. This approach allows them to deliver malware more effectively, as encrypted files are less likely to be inspected and blocked.
What role does email play in malware distribution?
Email remains the primary vector for malware distribution, accounting for 69% of all threats detected in Q3 2022. When excluding potentially unwanted applications, this figure rises to 88%, highlighting the ongoing risk that email poses to users and organizations alike.
HP Wolf Security Threat Insights Report
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