Check Point research shows mobile malware attacks moving up the index of most prevalent families attacking corporate networks and mobile devices globally in March 2016. HummingBad was the sixth most common type of malware attack worldwide in March, according to Check Point researchers. Check Point identified 1,300 unique malware families during March, a slight decrease on the previous month. Conficker was the most prominent family with 20% of the recognized attacks; Sality was responsible for 9.5%, and Cutwail for 4% of all recognized attacks.”]