1. In 2023, loaders, stealers, and RATs were the most prevalent types of malware.
2. Loaders, which install malicious payloads, are expected to remain a persistent threat in 2024.
3. Stealers, focusing on stealing financial and personal data, surged in Q4 2023 and will be a major concern in 2024.
4. RATs, granting remote access and control, are versatile and expected to become more prevalent in 2024.
5. Four of the top five malware families in 2023 were remote access Trojans, including Remcos and AgentTesla.
6. Redline stealer was the most popular malicious software in 2023, with extensive functionalities.
7. T1036.005 and T1218.011 were popular TTPs in 2023, likely to remain prevalent in 2024.
8. T1059.003, based on abusing the Windows Command Shell, is versatile and likely to be a top TTP in 2024.
9. T1036.003, a technique to bypass security solutions, gained traction and may remain popular in 2024.
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