SK Shieldus said on Thursday it released an analysis of the cybersecurity situation and major threat trends facing small and medium-sized and mid-sized firms, based on intrusion incident data from the past five years. Ransomware and data leakage accounted for most cases. Initial intrusions often exploited application, file upload and VPN vulnerabilities, with malicious emails and watering-hole attacks also key paths. It said firms took 106.1 days on average to detect and start investigating incidents.

Expectations that the U.S. government will soon release records on UFOs and extraterrestrial life are driving a surge in searches for related material, alongside growing risks of personal data exposure and malware, the report said. New domains, alien.gov and aliens.gov, have been registered, and Donald Trump said disclosure would happen “very, very soon.” Experts urged users to rely only on official .gov sites, avoid unknown files and take steps to protect online anonymity.