From the front lines of the war on cybercrime, Nominum discovers new trends in ransomware, phishing, IoT-related threats and more. We analyzed 15.3 trillion DNS queries to produce this 46-page report that delves into the mind of a cybercriminal.
DNS offers a unique position from which to examine the inner workings of cybercrime because 90% of malware relies on it for exploitative purposes. This report is a culmination of several months of detailed analyses from a sample that represents approximately 3% of total global internet traffic.
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We examine trends such as the commercialization of malware, which is contributing to the meteoric rise in cybercrime. Princeton University professor Nick Feamster provides expert commentary on IoT trends and the role of DNS in the early detection of threats.
Read the report now to understand the threats businesses, consumers and networks face, and the unique methods DNS can employ to predict and prevent cyberthreats.
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