Cryptocurrency mining malware accounts for 5% of all open-source malware in the second quarter, showing a slight decrease from the previous quarter
Foresight News reports that end-to-end software supply chain security company Sonatype has released its Open Source Malware Index Report for the second quarter of 2025, noting that crypto mining malware accounted for 5% of all packages in Q2, a slight decrease from the previous quarter. This trend may indicate that attackers are shifting their focus from resource exploitation to more covert objectives, such as credential theft and long-term infiltration.
Disclaimer: The content of this article solely reflects the author's opinion and does not represent the platform in any capacity. This article is not intended to serve as a reference for making investment decisions.
You may also like
The US EV landscape after subsidy cuts: traditional automakers cut and halt production, Tesla (TSLA.US) regains the majority share with Model Y
As traditional automakers cut back on their loss-making electric vehicle businesses, Tesla (TSLA.US) has regained more than half of the US electric vehicle market share.
Saving in the US, paying globally? Industry research warns: Trump’s push to lower drug prices could instead incentivize pharmaceutical companies to raise prices overseas
A study published in The Lancet indicates that Trump's efforts to lower drug prices in the United States may force pharmaceutical companies to raise prices internationally or exit certain markets, potentially leading to a significant reduction in the approximately $11.6 billion saved annually by Medicare.
Franco-Nevada buys A$170 million Bullabulling gold project royalty from Minerals 260
Crypto prices
More
