Year: 2002 | Securelist

Kaspersky Labs presents the Virus Top 20 for the month of October.

The percentage shown represents the percentage of registered incidences.

1 I-Worm.Tanatos 44.9%
2 I-Worm.Lentin 21.6%
3 I-Worm.Klez 14%
4 Macro.Word97.Thus 3.1%
5 I-Worm.Hybris 1.1%
6 I-Worm.Magistr 1%
7 Macro.Word97.Marker 1%
8 I-Worm.Sircam 0.7%
9 Macro.Word97.Flop 0.7%
10 Macro.Word97.Ethan 0.5%
11 Macro.Word97.TheSecond 0.5%
12 Macro.Word97.Onex 0.4%
13 Macro.Word97.Story 0.3%
14 I-Worm.Cervivec 0.3%
15 Joke.Win32.Train 0.3%
16 Backdoor.Death 0.3%
17 Macro.Word97.Dig 0.3%
18 Macro.Word97.Melissa 0.3%
19 Trojan.PSW.Gip.113 0.2%
20 Trojan.Win32.Erase2002 0.2%

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For more than five years, the Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) at Kaspersky has been publishing quarterly summaries of advanced persistent threat (APT) activity. These summaries are based on our threat intelligence research; and they provide a representative snapshot of what we have published and discussed in greater detail in our private APT reports.

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Virus Top Twenty – October 2002

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Virus Top Twenty – August 2002

Virus Top Twenty – July 2002

The Virus Top Twenty for June 2002

Virus Top Twenty – May 2002

Virus Top 20 – April 2002

Virus Top Twenty – March 2002

Virus Top Twenty – February 2002

The Virus Top Twenty for January 2002

The December 2001 Virus Top Twenty

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