Application security

Video: The year in spam

Danielle WalkerNovember 28, 2012

Neil Cook, CTO at Cloudmark, sits with Danielle Walker, reporter at SC Magazine, to delve deeper into the spam epidemic that the security industry has faced in 2012. In this video he discusses the unprecedented levels that spam has reached in 2012, as well as the economics behind it. Cyber criminals are business men too.

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The Russian embassy in Berlin is seen. The Russian government claims a mobile malware campaign uncovered by Kaspersky was directed by the U.S. government and also targeted their embassy staff and a range of other countries. (Credit: Terroa via Getty Images)

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Kaspersky tells SC Media that the cybersecurity firm is unaware of victims outside the company and is not attributing the activity to a government or other actor.

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A trojan module was distributed on 101 Google Play apps as a marketing software development kit (SDK) with at least 420 million downloads.

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Software security tops ENISA’s list of cybersecurity threats for 2030

Sponsored by InvictiMay 25, 2023

The European Union Agency for Cybersecurity (ENISA) has published a report on potential cybersecurity threats for 2030, trying to anticipate future security risks based on current trends and expert opinions. While some of the less likely predictions may touch on science fiction, the top two anticipated threats are already with us today: software supply chain compromises and AI-enhanced disinformation campaigns.

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