June 2026 · Threat Report
176
confirmed incidents in 30 days
Financially motivated Cyber Crime drove over three in four attacks. Malware remained the weapon of choice. Information & Communication infrastructure absorbed the heaviest targeting.
42.5%
Malware Dominates
76 of 156 classified attack-vector entries used malware — ransomware, infostealers, and trojans led the field.
30.3%
Public-Facing Apps Under Fire
Exploiting public-facing applications was the #1 initial access vector, 54 of 155 entries.
20
Initial Access Vectors
Attackers used 20 distinct entry techniques, from spearphishing links to supply chain compromise.
19.8%
Espionage in 1 in 5
Cyber Espionage motivated 35 incidents — state-sponsored actors remain a persistent threat.
01
Motivations
75.6%
of 176 classified events were Cyber Crime
Cyber Crime — 133 (75.6%)
Cyber Espionage — 35 (19.9%)
Hacktivism — 6 (3.4%)
Cyber Warfare — 2 (1.1%)
02
Attack Vectors
Malware
48.7%
Other techniques
19.2%
Account Takeover
10.9%
Ransomware
10.3%
Remote Code Execution
7.1%
Unauthorized Access
3.8%
03
Initial Access
Exploit Public-Facing App
34.8%
Other techniques
27.7%
Spearphishing Attachment
9.7%
Supply Chain (Dependencies)
7.7%
Spearphishing Link
7.1%
Spearphishing via Service
7.1%
Drive-by Compromise
5.8%
04
Target Sectors
Information & Communication
34.5%
Public Administration
14.7%
Finance & Insurance
12.2%
Other sectors
12.7%
Multiple Industries
6.1%
Professional & Technical
5.6%
Manufacturing
5.1%
Households
4.6%
Education
4.6%
Source: HACKMAGEDDON · Data: 1–30 June 2026