The big story in Q2 is simple: "Kaspersky Lab mobile security products detected 291,887 new malicious mobile programs, a 2.8-fold increase on Q1 2015". This was the first time that Kaspersky's Mobile Security product had been used to detect malware since its launch back in May 2014. It was also a busy quarter for Kaspersky's APT detection squad, which outed campaigns by CozyDuke, Naikon, Hellsing and Duqu 2.0.
The big story in Q2 is simple: "Kaspersky Lab mobile security products detected 291,887 new malicious mobile programs, a 2.8-fold increase on Q1 2015". Mobile malware will doubtless become a mainstream buzzword over the coming months on the back of a seven-fold increase in the number of new mobile malware installation packages monitored. It was also a busy quarter for Kaspersky's APT detection squad, which outed campaigns by CozyDuke, Naikon, Hellsing and Duqu 2.0.