France
France Infostealer Threat Report — January 2026
01/01/2026 – 01/31/2026
Threat summary
Key figures from the month's threat activity.
Overview
Most common malware family: LUMMAC (34.2% of infections). Sector with the most employee account leaks: Telecommunications.
Ransomware victims in France9,156
infected devices · from 10 families
Report periodJan 1, 2026 - Jan 31, 2026
Risk score
50
- Infected devices
- 9,156
- Android devices
- 3,679
- Domains
- 49,794
- Employee accounts
- 3,888
- Customer accounts
- 507,647
- Families
- 10
Top 10 malware families
infections- 1LUMMAC3,127
- 2VIDAR2,164
- 3PUREV41,285
- 4STEALC1,203
- 5REDLINE697
- 6UNKNOWN258
- 7KATZ STEALER86
- 8SHAPESHIFTER53
- 9SHUB STEALER30
- 10ACREED24
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Top 10 antivirus
infected devices- 1Windows Defender1,426
Breakdown of leaks
Breakdown by sector, file type and critical system.
Employee accounts by sector
organizationsrecordsRansomware victimsemployee accounts- 1Telecommunications6organizations6.1Krecords–Ransomware victims509employee accounts
- 2Education23organizations15.7Krecords–Ransomware victims165employee accounts
- 3Technology39organizations112.5Krecords2Ransomware victims129employee accounts
- 4Government11organizations33.5Krecords1Ransomware victims36employee accounts
- 5Retail and e-commerce12organizations63.2Krecords5Ransomware victims28employee accounts
- 6Manufacturing and industry7organizations5.2Krecords2Ransomware victims27employee accounts
- 7Media6organizations28.0Krecords–Ransomware victims26employee accounts
- 8Gaming and betting6organizations24.7Krecords–Ransomware victims17employee accounts
- 9Finance3organizations17.5Krecords1Ransomware victims12employee accounts
- 10Travel and hospitality4organizations9.2Krecords1Ransomware victims12employee accounts
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