Researchers from Google and Stanford University have analyzed the patterns of more than 1.2 billion email-based phishing and malware attacks targeting Gmail users, and found that most attack campaigns are short-lived and sent to fewer than 1,000 targets.
Vast Majority of Phishing and Malware Campaigns Are Small-Scale and Short-Lived
Researchers from Google and Stanford University have analyzed the patterns of more than 1.2 billion email-based phishing and malware attacks targeting Gmail users, and found that most attack campaigns are short-lived and sent to fewer than 1,000 targets. The post Vast Majority of Phishing and Malware Campaigns Are Small-Scale and Short-Lived appeared first on SecurityWeek.
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