WannaCry was the most common type of malware family detected last year, followed by cryptocurrency miners and Emotet. Nearly four years after Wanna Cry hit the world, infecting hundreds of organizations, why does it remain so prevalent? Trend Micro’s Rik Ferguson: “The one thing that really keeps Wannacry prevalent and active is the fact that it is wormable ransomware” Trend Micro: “If we leave such types of vulnerabilities unpatched for too long, what else are we doing?” In 2020, security firms are recapping top trends from 2020.”]
Source: https://www.govinfosecurity.com/blogs/does-eternalblue-targeting-wannacry-remain-at-large-p-3002