Kaspersky’s has published a report on Spam and phishing in 2017
Kaspersky Lab has published a 2017 spam and phishing report. According to the report, the share of spam in e-mail traffic is down to 56.63%, having decreased by 1.68% since 2016. The US remains the biggest source of spam (13.21%) followed by China (11.25%). However, the anti-phishing systems have identified an increase of nearly 58% of phishing attempts. The report informs a significant increase of scam pages migrating to HTTPS making it harder for users to reveal fraud.
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