AsyncRAT, a remote access Trojan, has surged into the top four most prevalent malware types worldwide, according to a report by Check Point Software Technologies. AsyncRAT is used in complex phishing schemes, often hidden within Dropbox and TryCloudflare links to avoid standard security measures. Cybercriminals are increasingly using these trusted platforms to infiltrate company networks. Other top malware strains globally are FakeUpdates, Androxgh0st, Remcos, and AgentTesla.
Why cyber resilience starts in the boardroom – The Educator
Why cyber resilience starts in the boardroom The Educator
