I find it interesting that it registers on the pie chart as 15% combining the malware and mining software.
While keyloggers are only 2%
That said price and mining centralizing a bit likely account for the overall decrease in malware attacks.
Topic: [2015-07-30] Kapersky Data Shows Bitcoin Malware Attacks Declining in 2015 (Read 444 times)
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July 31, 2015, 01:07:18 AM
July 31, 2015, 12:34:48 AM
So they do know about Bitcoin, but they still do not want to accept it as a payment method for their products. I have been sending them emails for months to try and get them to be the first AV software company to accept Bitcoin as a payment method.
It's just natural for the hackers to target mobiles, because most people do not care to install AV software for their phones. I did a quick spot check, and only one of my friends have AV software installed on his phone. I asked 32 people. It's a huge opportunity for them, and most people use their mobiles, linked to many of their accounts.
It's just natural for the hackers to target mobiles, because most people do not care to install AV software for their phones. I did a quick spot check, and only one of my friends have AV software installed on his phone. I asked 32 people. It's a huge opportunity for them, and most people use their mobiles, linked to many of their accounts.
July 30, 2015, 03:32:54 PM
A new report from Kapersky Lab shows that developers continue to target users with malware geared toward illicitly generating or stealing bitcoins.
http://www.coindesk.com/kapersky-data-bitcoin-malware-attack-decline-2015/
http://www.coindesk.com/kapersky-data-bitcoin-malware-attack-decline-2015/
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