Infostealers Weekly Report: 2023-01-09 – 2023-01-15
InfoStealers Weekly Report - In this comprehensive report, we provide you with valuable insights into the most pressing threats facing organizations today. As cyberattacks continue to grow in complexity and scale, our mission is to equip you with the knowledge and tools needed to safeguard your sensitive information. Join us as we analyze the top compromised domains, identify trends in compromised employees and users, and examine the global impact of InfoStealer infections. Stay informed, stay protected, and stay one step ahead of cyber threats with our weekly report.
Threat Geography
Where infections came from
Compromised machines distributed by country of infection — hover any region to inspect.
Top 25 countries
- #1 Brazil 9,913
- #2 Egypt 5,957
- #3 Mexico 3,981
- #4 Colombia 2,968
- #5 Algeria 2,835
- #6 Thailand 2,706
- #7 Argentina 2,689
- #8 Peru 2,576
- #9 Philippines 2,554
- #10 Pakistan 2,552
- #11 Morocco 2,451
- #12 Vietnam 2,393
- #13 Spain 2,259
- #14 Turkey 2,008
- #15 United States of America 1,754
- #16 Poland 1,696
- #17 Venezuela 1,663
- #18 Bangladesh 1,637
- #19 India 1,419
- #20 Bolivia 1,329
- #21 Ecuador 1,278
- #22 Chile 1,203
- #23 Iraq 1,157
- #24 France 999
- #25 Germany 942
Top Compromised Domains
Where users had active sessions
Domains where infected users had active sessions and saved credentials at the time of infection.
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#1
google.com 36,717 users
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#2
facebook.com 34,079 users
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#3
live.com 30,745 users
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#4
discord.com 15,790 users
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#5
com.facebook.katana 15,431 users
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#6
netflix.com 14,983 users
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#7
roblox.com 14,884 users
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#8
instagram.com 14,883 users
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#9
amazon.com 11,740 users
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#10
steampowered.com 11,648 users
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#11
twitter.com 11,622 users
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#12
paypal.com 10,345 users
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#13
com.netflix.mediaclient 10,241 users
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#14
twitch.tv 10,139 users
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#15
mega.nz 9,733 users
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#16
com.instagram.android 9,656 users
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#17
riotgames.com 9,122 users
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#18
microsoftonline.com 8,958 users
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#19
epicgames.com 8,894 users
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#20
steamcommunity.com 7,648 users
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#21
apple.com 7,385 users
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#22
com.discord 7,237 users
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#23
spotify.com 7,119 users
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#24
linkedin.com 7,059 users
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#25
com.roblox.client 6,932 users
Top Compromised Corporate Domains
Employees caught in the logs
Domains where compromised users were employees, surfaced via business email and credentials.
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#1
wp.pl 236 employees
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#2
freemail.hu 107 employees
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#3
o2.pl 103 employees
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#4
abv.bg 94 employees
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#5
login.sp.gov.br 85 employees
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#6
sempreser.com.br 83 employees
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#7
secop.gov.co 82 employees
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#8
bcb.gov.br 81 employees
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#9
interia.pl 78 employees
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#10
hostinger.com 73 employees
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#11
aruba.it 70 employees
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#12
ig.com.br 69 employees
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#13
secureserver.net 64 employees
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#14
qq.com 60 employees
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#15
icicibank.com 59 employees
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#16
laureate.net 59 employees
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#17
banquemisr.com 58 employees
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#18
britanico.edu.pe 57 employees
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#19
upc.edu.pe 55 employees
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#20
onet.pl 55 employees
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#21
buenosaires.gob.ar 54 employees
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#22
jwpub.org 54 employees
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#23
163.com 51 employees
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#24
tigo.com.co 50 employees
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#25
inacap.cl 47 employees
Fortune 500 Exposure
Top S&P companies hit this week
Top S&P companies with compromised employees and customers detected this week.
Compromised employees
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#1
rockwellautomation.com 31 employees
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#2
microsoft.com 30 employees
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#3
netflix.com 13 employees
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#4
ibm.com 7 employees
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#5
agcocorp.com 7 employees
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#6
apple.com 7 employees
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#7
publix.com 7 employees
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#8
morganstanley.com 7 employees
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#9
insight.com 6 employees
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#10
frontier.com 6 employees
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#11
bestbuy.com 6 employees
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#12
ups.com 5 employees
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#13
harman.com 4 employees
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#14
facebook.com 3 employees
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#15
cbre.com 3 employees
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#16
att.com 2 employees
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#17
amazon.com 2 employees
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#18
tenneco.com 2 employees
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#19
cisco.com 2 employees
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#20
hp.com 2 employees
Compromised users
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#1
google.com 36,717 users
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#2
facebook.com 34,079 users
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#3
netflix.com 14,983 users
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#4
amazon.com 11,740 users
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#5
paypal.com 10,345 users
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#6
apple.com 7,385 users
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#7
ebay.com 1,821 users
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#8
oracle.com 1,151 users
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#9
microsoft.com 1,026 users
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#10
hp.com 1,007 users
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#11
nike.com 901 users
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#12
cisco.com 866 users
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#13
ups.com 357 users
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#14
intel.com 333 users
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#15
walmart.com 321 users
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#16
ibm.com 320 users
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#17
westernunion.com 252 users
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#18
adp.com 153 users
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#19
bestbuy.com 147 users
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#20
att.com 139 users
Targeted Application Keywords
What attackers grep for
The most common application keywords seen across credential logs — auth, sso, vpn, and more.
- #1 auth 121,062hits
- #2 sso 33,666hits
- #3 zoom 13,077hits
- #4 github 4,691hits
- #5 webmail 4,363hits
- #6 adfs 3,899hits
- #7 sap 2,620hits
- #8 oracle 2,323hits
- #9 owa 1,821hits
- #10 zendesk 1,665hits
- #11 ping 1,284hits
- #12 vpn 1,192hits
- #13 sts 1,116hits
- #14 cpanel 1,006hits
- #15 kaspersky 950hits
- #16 webex 944hits
- #17 extranet 935hits
- #18 ftp 710hits
- #19 roundcube 492hits
- #20 st 482hits
- #21 okta 386hits
- #22 salesforce 346hits
- #23 gitlab 294hits
- #24 twilio 227hits
- #25 imap 212hits
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