THREAT REPORTS

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K7 Cyber Threat Monitor Q1, 2026-27

K7 Cyber Threat Monitor Q1, 2026-27

Discover how adversaries weaponize novel concepts alongside popular ones to disrupt operations. Access our threat report to secure your infrastructure today.

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K7 Cyber Threat Monitor Q4, 2025-26

  • Retail, Construction, and Textiles are bearing the brunt of cyber assaults
  • Threat actors are intentionally targeting regions with rapidly growing digital infrastructures
  • There is a notable shift from static payloads to dynamic, behavior-based intrusions

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K7 Cyber Threat Monitor Q3, 2025-26

  • Threat actors are bypassing fortified corporate hubs to target Tier-2 digital infrastructure
  • Adversaries now use grayware on unmanaged devices as a silent precursor to ransomware attacks
  • Trojans account for 85% of mobile threats, shifting the focus from infrastructure attacks to identity theft

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K7 Threat Prediction Report - 2026

  • Showcasing emerging threats with prevalent vulnerabilities
  • Eye-popping insights with predictions for 2026 and beyond
  • Expert recommendations to fortify your defenses.

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K7 Cyber Threat Monitor Q2, 2025-26

  • Information Technology, ITES, and Manufacturing were the most affected sectors.
  • HackTools were majorly weaponised in Infostealer and ransomware operations.
  • Android and macOS saw more than 80% of Trojan activity.

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K7 Cyber Threat Monitor Q1, 2025-26

  • 61% rise in exploited software vulnerabilities
  • FMCG and Hospitality experience the brunt of these sophisticated cyberattacks
  • The visibility of Trojans is compounding at a staggering rate in the Android and macOS/iOS space

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K7 Cyber Threat Monitor Q4, 2024-25

  • The IT/ITES industry continues to dominate as the most vulnerable sector
  • Japan, Egypt, France, and Spain exhibit heightened attacks
  • The Trojan frequency on Android and macOS is 87% and 88%, respectively

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K7 Cyber Threat Monitor Q3, 2024-25

  • Governmental attack surges suggest a significant presence of state-sponsored threat actors
  • Dropper malware predominated, while suspicious commands and injectors maintained a substantial presence
  • The notable surge in Trojans within the Android ecosystem indicates a shift towards stealthier and high-impact attacks

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K7 Threat Prediction Report, 2024-25

  • Discover ransomware trends and future risks.
  • Uncover phishing, IoT, and cloud vulnerabilities.
  • Learn nation-state and cybercriminal tactics.

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Q2, 2024-25

  • Insurance and Hospitality were the top 2 targeted industries
  • Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and the UK were most susceptible to cyber threats
  • Widespread neglect of system updates creates a fertile ground for threat actors

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Q1, 2024-25

  • Trojans continue to leapfrog across platforms.
  • IT & Telecom and Education sectors were mostly attacked triggering various exploits.
  • Service providers, IT/ITES, and Manufacturing industries bear the brunt of the onslaught.

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Q4, 2023-24

  • Pan-India infection rate (IR) has increased by 3%
  • Windows attacks dominate despite the significant rise in Android malware
  • TrojanDownloader remains the most popular choice for attacking macOS users.

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Q3, 2023-24

  • A relentless barrage of threats targeting Windows devices
  • Malware campaigns exploited vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure
  • Injectors skyrocketed by a significant percentage

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K7 Threat Prediction Report, 2023-24

  • Skyrocketing Phishing and Ransomware onslaught
  • Perpetual Attack Trends on Individuals
  • The Future of Hacktivism

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Q2, 2023-24

  • PowerShell-based attacks shot up.
  • Adware has taken root in the macOS ecosystem.
  • Droppers Take Over Mobile.

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Q1, 2023-24

  • Open ports are a susceptible attack vector.
  • Windows and macOS devices are targeted often.
  • WMI Abuse is a new threat.

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Q4, 2022-23

  • Windows and Android platforms saw a slight decrease in the infection rate.
  • Malware droppers continued to occupy a significant chunk across platforms.
  • In the macOS arena, the presence of adware swelled, diminishing trojans.

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Q3, 2022-23

  • Ransomware takes the top spot in the macOS segment.
  • Malware Droppers occupied a significant chunk, followed by Injectors.
  • We witnessed significant malware assaults on Android devices.

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Q2, 2022-23

  • The most recent numbers on ransomware and other malware.
  • There has been a significant spike in Android malware, although Windows
    continues to be the most frequent choice.
  • Trojans serve as the most sophisticated form of malware across platforms.

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Q1, 2022-23

  • RCE Attacks do not seem to stop
  • Threat actors are creating a furore with Ransomware
  • Droppers continue to reign

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MSME Report FY 2021-22

  • The latest metrics on the threat intelligence, including ransomware and other malware.
  • Areas to focus on strengthen your business security posture.
  • A course of action to chuck off the efforts from the cybersecurity monsters and more.

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Q4, 2021-22

  • Pan-India Infection Rate (IR) shot up by 7%.
  • Despite the colossal escalation of Android malware, Windows attacks rule the roost.
  • Malware droppers remained the top choice for attacks on macOS users.

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Q3, 2021-22

  • The countrywide Infection Rate (IR) soars by 3%.
  • SMS based Trojan attacks on Indian Banking Users skyrockets.
  • Old vulnerabilities alongside the new ones rule the roost.

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Q2, 2021-22

  • The pan-India infection rate (IR) has leapt further by 4%.
  • Windows users were found way more vulnerable than their Android counterparts.
  • Malware droppers topped the Windows malware chart.

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Q1, 2021-22

  • A few Tier-2 cities have experienced more cyberattacks than most metros
  • Trojans have outsmarted other malware across platforms
  • A fake WhatsApp version dubbed WhatsAppPink duping netizens

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Q4, 2020-21

  • The Infection Rate around the country surged by 5% by contrast to Q3,2020-21
  • Sarbloh ransomware with a political hactivist agenda surfaced all around the country
  • Veteran exploit EternalBlue still prevails due to the massive presence of dated Windows OS

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Q3, 2020-21

  • The presence of Cryptominining skyrocketed alongside ransomware attacks across Enterprises
  • The visibility of Trojans was significantly higher in contrast to Adware on the Android space
  • K7 Labs noticed a significant influx of EvilQuest ransomware on the macOS platform

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Q2, 2020-21

  • Threat actors leveraged old malware and vulnerabilities to outdo all the defence mechanisms
  • Joker and BlackRock trojans managed to blight a vast number of Android devices
  • Unlike the Windows or Android platforms, the attacks on macOS have waned

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Q1, 2020-21

  • A series of new malware families surfaced on the K7ETI telemetry
  • Android Banking Trojans such as Cerberus, Ginp and Anubis ruled the roost
  • SMiShing attacks on countrywide Users spiked at an astounding rate

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