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Home > Cybersecurity > Over 600,000 new malicious programs are registered daily in 2021

Over 600,000 new malicious programs are registered daily in 2021

Data acquired and calculated by Finbold projects that about 604,059 new malicious programs and potentially unwanted applications (PUA) are globally registered daily in 2021.

Seda Nur Cinar by Seda Nur Cinar
April 12, 2021
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Data acquired and calculated by Finbold projects that about 604,059 new malicious programs and potentially unwanted applications (PUA) are globally registered daily between January 1, 2021, and April 11, 2021. In January, the figure was at 17.63 million, while in February, 17.85 million new malware were recorded. In March, the number was at 19.2 million, while as of April 11, 2021, 6.33 million new malware had been registered.

New malware volume surges amid a pandemic

Based on the growth rate, by the end of 2021, an estimated 220 million new malware will be registered. The figure represents a growth of 56.86% from 137.7 million registered last year. The severity of malware registered this year is exhibited when compared to last year’s cases. In only three and half months, this year’s malware accounts for 44.3% of the 137.7 million new malware for 2020.

The report highlights circumstances that have made it possible for the emergence of a high malware and PUA volume. The research report shows,

“The pandemic caused massive disruptions in business operations with many organizations focusing on how to remain afloat amid the economic meltdown. In this case, most organizations and individuals are distracted. Therefore, there is a high possibility of lettering the guard down. Such an environment opens the door for malware developers to explore.”

Over the years, there have been efforts to protect devices against malware. However, the report notes that cybercriminals are also evolving,

“Although the data highlights the high volume of new malware registered, it is essential to point out that cybercriminals also leverage sophistication in distributing malware. As organizations and individuals put in place mechanisms to prevent malware, cybercriminals explore advanced evasive tactics that make detection much more difficult.”

The high volume of registered new malware presents a significant challenge for threats detection and response to organizational cyber threat readiness. There is a need for coordination and sensitization in curbing malware.

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Seda Nur Cinar is the news editor of the Cloud7 News. With more than 8 years of Linux and cloud experience, Seda is a Linux and opensource enthusiast, security researcher and a web application developer.

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