3 liveliness of the top 4 malicious software related to mining in February

With the increasing acceptance of digital currency, malicious mining software has become more rampant. According to Check Point statistics, malicious mining software in February affected a total of 42% of organizations in various regions of the world. More or less are affected by malware.

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According to statistics, in February of this year, 3 of the top 10 most active malwares in the world were mining programs, 'Coinhive, Cryptoloot, and JSEcoin', ranking first in the rankings, and second in rankings. Fourth place. Check Point data shows that about 20% of organizations have been affected by Coinhive, 16% of organizations have been affected by Cryptoloot, 6% of organizations have been affected by JSEcoin, and malicious mining software has affected 42% of organizations in total.

According to IT home, the three major mining softwares are embedded on the website. When users use the browser to browse related webpages, they will move in. Most of them show the CPU running at full speed. The computer is getting hot. In addition to mining software In addition, the list includes Flash and Java attack program 'Rig ek', malicious adware program 'Roughted', hijacking the browser's 'Fireball' and backdoor program 'Andromed', etc.