Tracking the Decline of Top Exploit Kits
The latter half of 2016 saw a major shift in the exploit kit landscape, with many established kits suddenly dropping operations or switching business models. Angler, which has dominated the market since 2015, suddenly went silent. We tracked 3.4 million separate Angler attacks on our clients in the first quarter of 2016, and the rate […] more…More information
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