Data-stealing malware remains top cyber threat in Czechia

The most common malware threat targeting Windows computers in Czechia in April was CloudEyE, a malicious program used to download other harmful software, according to cybersecurity company ESET. It accounted for more than one in five detected Windows alware cases, despite its activity dropping from the previous month. The program typically spreads through phishing emails disguised as official documents, often in convincing Czech. Security experts warn that such tools are increasingly easy to obtain on cybercriminal marketplaces, allowing even less experienced attackers to launch data-stealing campaigns aimed at passwords and other sensitive information.