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Weekly intelligence Sep 5 – Sep 11, 2022 13 min read

Infostealers Weekly Report: 2022-09-05 – 2022-09-11

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.

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Threat Geography

Where infections came from

Compromised machines distributed by country of infection — hover any region to inspect.

Top 25 of 209
Infections by country

Top 25 countries

  1. #1 Brazil 8,383
  2. #2 India 5,162
  3. #3 Egypt 4,905
  4. #4 Thailand 4,761
  5. #5 Mexico 4,248
  6. #6 United States of America 4,203
  7. #7 Vietnam 3,632
  8. #8 Turkey 3,486
  9. #9 Indonesia 3,355
  10. #10 Philippines 3,089
  11. #11 Spain 2,960
  12. #12 Argentina 2,898
  13. #13 France 2,574
  14. #14 Italy 2,573
  15. #15 Algeria 2,324
  16. #16 Colombia 2,225
  17. #17 Germany 2,214
  18. #18 Peru 2,159
  19. #19 Poland 1,946
  20. #20 Morocco 1,791
  21. #21 Pakistan 1,637
  22. #22 Bangladesh 1,441
  23. #23 Netherlands 1,401
  24. #24 United Kingdom 1,385
  25. #25 Chile 1,200

Top Compromised Domains

Where users had active sessions

Domains where infected users had active sessions and saved credentials at the time of infection.

Top 25
  1. #1 google.com 45,109 users
  2. #2 facebook.com 40,052 users
  3. #3 live.com 36,994 users
  4. #4 18,601 users
  5. #5 netflix.com 18,368 users
  6. #6 instagram.com 18,342 users
  7. #7 discord.com 17,426 users
  8. #8 com.facebook.katana 16,915 users
  9. #9 twitter.com 16,071 users
  10. #10 amazon.com 15,553 users
  11. #11 paypal.com 14,840 users
  12. #12 roblox.com 14,533 users
  13. #13 steampowered.com 14,080 users
  14. #14 twitch.tv 13,108 users
  15. #15 microsoftonline.com 11,274 users
  16. #16 mega.nz 11,231 users
  17. #17 com.netflix.mediaclient 11,231 users
  18. #18 com.instagram.android 11,205 users
  19. #19 riotgames.com 11,094 users
  20. #20 epicgames.com 10,318 users
  21. #21 apple.com 10,037 users
  22. #22 linkedin.com 9,963 users
  23. #23 steamcommunity.com 9,901 users
  24. #24 spotify.com 9,335 users
  25. #25 com.spotify.music 8,810 users

Top Compromised Corporate Domains

Employees caught in the logs

Domains where compromised users were employees, surfaced via business email and credentials.

Top 25
  1. #1 1,271 employees
  2. #2 aruba.it 252 employees
  3. #3 pec.it 175 employees
  4. #4 tim.it 166 employees
  5. #5 hostinger.com 139 employees
  6. #6 interia.pl 125 employees
  7. #7 icicibank.com 123 employees
  8. #8 o2.pl 115 employees
  9. #9 qq.com 114 employees
  10. #10 freemail.hu 104 employees
  11. #11 163.com 100 employees
  12. #12 ovh.net 95 employees
  13. #13 onet.pl 86 employees
  14. #14 rediff.com 86 employees
  15. #15 abv.bg 85 employees
  16. #16 telecom.pt 78 employees
  17. #17 confused.com 78 employees
  18. #18 sp.gov.br 77 employees
  19. #19 secureserver.net 76 employees
  20. #20 bcb.gov.br 75 employees
  21. #21 ig.com.br 69 employees
  22. #22 bluehost.com 63 employees
  23. #23 sapo.pt 62 employees
  24. #24 ukr.net 61 employees
  25. #25 sch.gr 59 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

  1. #1 rockwellautomation.com 44 employees
  2. #2 microsoft.com 43 employees
  3. #3 publix.com 20 employees
  4. #4 amazon.com 11 employees
  5. #5 ibm.com 10 employees
  6. #6 cognizant.com 9 employees
  7. #7 facebook.com 8 employees
  8. #8 pg.com 8 employees
  9. #9 cbre.com 4 employees
  10. #10 ups.com 4 employees
  11. #11 frontier.com 4 employees
  12. #12 apple.com 4 employees
  13. #13 visteon.com 4 employees
  14. #14 pepsico.com 3 employees
  15. #15 manpowergroup.com 3 employees
  16. #16 intel.com 3 employees
  17. #17 twc.com 3 employees
  18. #18 ford.com 3 employees
  19. #19 harman.com 3 employees
  20. #20 duke-energy.com 3 employees

Compromised users

  1. #1 google.com 45,109 users
  2. #2 facebook.com 40,052 users
  3. #3 netflix.com 18,368 users
  4. #4 amazon.com 15,553 users
  5. #5 paypal.com 14,840 users
  6. #6 apple.com 10,037 users
  7. #7 ebay.com 2,918 users
  8. #8 oracle.com 1,768 users
  9. #9 hp.com 1,464 users
  10. #10 cisco.com 1,369 users
  11. #11 nike.com 1,330 users
  12. #12 microsoft.com 1,285 users
  13. #13 ups.com 728 users
  14. #14 walmart.com 646 users
  15. #15 ibm.com 525 users
  16. #16 intel.com 470 users
  17. #17 westernunion.com 453 users
  18. #18 bestbuy.com 354 users
  19. #19 adp.com 341 users
  20. #20 fedex.com 313 users

Targeted Application Keywords

What attackers grep for

The most common application keywords seen across credential logs — auth, sso, vpn, and more.

Top 25
  1. #1 auth 252,064hits
  2. #2 sso 66,349hits
  3. #3 zoom 22,910hits
  4. #4 webmail 13,018hits
  5. #5 github 11,168hits
  6. #6 adfs 11,117hits
  7. #7 oracle 5,200hits
  8. #8 owa 3,870hits
  9. #9 sap 3,823hits
  10. #10 zendesk 3,805hits
  11. #11 sts 3,422hits
  12. #12 cpanel 3,245hits
  13. #13 vpn 2,888hits
  14. #14 ping 2,483hits
  15. #15 ftp 2,396hits
  16. #16 webex 2,253hits
  17. #17 extranet 2,086hits
  18. #18 kaspersky 2,081hits
  19. #19 st 1,935hits
  20. #20 imap 1,618hits
  21. #21 roundcube 1,612hits
  22. #22 salesforce 1,138hits
  23. #23 okta 880hits
  24. #24 zimbra 644hits
  25. #25 gitlab 607hits

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