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Security Threat Report 2013

The American Lung Association’s State of Tobacco Control report tracks progress on key tobacco control policies at the state and federal levels, and assigns grades based on tobacco control laws and regulations in effect as of January 2, 2013. The federal government, all 50 state governments and the District of Columbia are graded to determine if tobacco control laws are adequately protecting citizens from the enormous toll tobacco use takes on lives and the economy. This is the eleventh year the report has been issued by the American Lung Association. . | SOPHOS Security Threat Report 2013 New Platforms and Changing Threats Table of contents Foreword.1 2012 in review New platforms and changing threats.2 Widening attacks related to Facebook and other social media platforms.3 Emerging risks to cloud services.4 Blackhole Today s malware market leader.6 Four stages of the Blackhole life cycle.7 What we re doing about Blackhole and what you can do.9 Java attacks reach critical mass.10 So what can you learn from data loss beyond that you don t want it to happen to you .12 Android Today s biggest target.13 Unsophisticated but profitable Fake software unauthorized SMS messages.14 Joining the botnet.15 Capturing your messages and your bank account.15 PUAs Not quite malware but still risky.16 Mitigating the risks while they re still manageable.16 Diverse platforms and technologies widen opportunities for attack.18 Ransomware returns for an encore .19 Graphics Survey Email education.3 Blackhole.7 Countries hosting Blackhole.9 Survey Smartphone spam.15 Survey Android app consideration . 17 Survey Web browser.19 Mac OS X malware snapshot.22 Top 12 spam producing countries . .27 Spam sources by continent. 27 Threat exposure rate.29 Videos Social engineering explained .3 Cloud storage and BYOD.4 Introducing SophosLabs.8 Blackhole.8 Android malware . 14 Ransomware.20 Mac malware . 23 Long tail .30 Security Threat Report 2013 OS X and the Mac More users emerging risks .21 Fake antivirus and Flashback Learning from Windows malware gaining agility.22 Morcut Crisis More sophisticated and potentially more dangerous.23 Windows malware hiding quietly on Macs.24 Recent OS X security improvements and their limitations.24 Implementing a comprehensive Mac anti-malware solution.25 Authorities make high-profile malware arrests and takedowns.26 Growth of dangerous targeted attacks.28 Polymorphic and targeted attacks The long tail.30 Polymorphism Not new but more troublesome.31 Countering server-side polymorphism.31 Targeted attacks narrow .