iOS devices are more exposed to phishing than Android
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The number of malicious applications increased by 32%
Lookout’s Threat Lab researchers report quarterly increase in enterprise-focused credential theft and phishing attempts an increase of 17% He stated that it was. Additionally, the number of malicious applications 32% increase It was determined that .
One notable finding was that iOS devices were more exposed to phishing and web content threats. Especially, 19% of enterprise iOS devices It faced at least one mobile phishing attack in the first three quarters of 2024. Android In devices, this figure is %10,9 was determined as .
As cybercriminals increasingly target mobile devices, Lookout highlights the need for increased vigilance and robust security measures to protect sensitive data on mobile platforms.
Additionally, Lookout’s Threat Lab team recently uncovered two critical mobile spyware families linked to advanced persistent threat (APT) groups based in China and Russia. These discoveries reveal the complexity and persistence of cyber threats targeting mobile devices.
Lookout’s comprehensive database covering more than 220 million devices, 360 million apps, and billions of web elements. artificial intelligence supported data set, It plays an important role in determining global trends. This dataset provides valuable information to security teams across a variety of industries to help them protect data against mobile threats. It also draws attention to areas where mobile security vulnerabilities pose significant risks.
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