According to B2B International, a global market research firm, 61 percent of the attacks on corporate infrastructure began through malware infection.

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They add that they can also demonstrate that the malware infection resulting from their malicious charger is persistent and tough to spot.

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Web exploits and malicious email are two key infection vectors for malware.

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CrySyS Lab said it may have seen early evidence of the malware back in 2007 in Europe and an infection in the United Arab Emirates in 2008.

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The big question remains which infection method will take the crown: zipped malware attached to the messages, or links to malicious pages and driveby downloads.

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The infection rate risk of users in Tajikistan is 61.1 percent of systems there coming under attack from malware at least once in the quarter.

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