Blue Coat’s Senior malware researcher Chris Larsen has pulled data from the company’s Mid-Year Security Report for an infographic on malware networks. Read on to get an idea of some of the ...

Security research firm Trend Micro this week published some interesting new statistics on Android malware along with an infographic that nicely sums up its findings. The most notable stats are ...

We've created this infographic to sumarise key developments in the history of malware and the fight against them, from Pakistani Brain in 1986 to the Windigo malware that hit earlier this year ...

PUNTA CANA, Dominican Republic -- Kaspersky’s security research team today revealed "one of the most advanced" cyber-espionage malware threats “The Mask” (aka Careto). The researchers ...

TrendMicro followed the evolution of malware from viruses to worms all the way to the current hacktivist era. Here are a few highlights from their infographic: There were 30 major outbreaks resulting ...

"How to market on Instagram" is the marketing-related term with the greatest malware risk, the researchers found. An infographic (below) covers findings from the research.

Malware is no longer confined to your notebook, over the past year we’ve seen a big jump in the number of mobile malware attacks that attack your smartphone .

Perhaps you should think again," begins the introduction to this new infographic about mobile malware from Bullguard. "With malicious programs designed to target cell phones skyrocketing ...

The infographic below from SecureList, the Kaspersky Lab blog provides an outline of a few of the malware attacks Twitter has experienced during its lifecycle: He concludes by emphasizing ...

Android malware, in particular, is an increasing problem ... but worry not – in this infographic, we highlight some of the key things you should be aware of.

55% of Android malware acts as spyware and the rise of ... Source: Juniper Research Check out the infographic below for Juniper’s research findings. Also, remember that mobile security ...

It is safe to assume that mobile malware exists in proportion with smartphones, piggybacking on the mobile industry’s success. With Android operating system launching in 2008 and subsequently ...