Malware detection has and is continuously keeping up with advancing threats, forcing malicious actors to look for new evasion methods and avenues of entry. Our mid-year security roundup detailed the rising number of malware that challenged file-based detection technologies. Different types stood out—small-sized malware, macro malware, and of course fileless malware.
Fileless malware have been significant threats on the security landscape for a little over a year. In June of 2017 we saw the self-destructing SOREBRECT fileless ransomware ; and later that year we reported on the Trojan JS_POWMET , which was a completely fileless malware. We also noted increased security events involving these types of malware.
From the beginning of the year to June 2018, we saw a 56% increase in events blocked by Trend Micro products.
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In the first half of this year, cybersecurity strongholds were surrounded by cybercriminals waiting to pounce at the sight of even the slightest crack in defenses to ravage valuable assets. View the report
The upheavals of 2020 challenged the limits of organizations and users, and provided openings for malicious actors. A robust cybersecurity posture can help equip enterprises and individuals amid a continuously changing threat landscape. View the 2020 Annual Cybersecurity Report
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