Distributed Spam Distraction (DSD) began appearing early this year, AppRiver report says. The technique, called Distributed spam, is difficult to block in its entirety. The purpose of the assault is to prevent a target from reading their legitimate email. Android devices account for more than 90 percent of all mobile-device malware. Trend Micro is predicting there’ll be more than a million samples of mobile malware in the Android market by the end of the year — four times last year’s number.”]
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