[CPWG] Malware report

[gopal at annauniv.edu]

+1 Roberto Gaetano:

Evidence leading to "Proof that Life Experiences" needs copious 
tempering
over a reasonable span of time.

A few days back, Dr. Maureen Hilyard posted to one of the icann lists a 
Phishing report
from the portals of https://interisle.net.

Feels good to have Dr. Alan Greenberg also post a report from the same 
portals.

Personally, I have good regard for the Interisle Consulting Group.

However, there are other sources for phishing and malware related 
quantifications.

To my mind, the core strength of ICANN is the "Smart Data Structures" 
that make the
Common DNS Resource Records. One who works with these "Smart Data 
Structures" is
very likely to be well tempered as well.

"Smart Data Structures" are open but DAAR being contemplated is for 
ICANN purpose / statements.

Your call.....

Sincerely,




Gopal T V
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On 2021-11-25 03:06, Roberto Gaetano via CPWG wrote:
> Thanks Alan
> 
> I have to say that I am not surprised by the findings, but it is
> always good to have confirmation by a study of things that we
> suspected but had no evidence of.
> 
> Cheers,
> Roberto
> 
> 
>> On 24.11.2021, at 06:41, Alan Greenberg via CPWG <cpwg at icann.org> 
>> wrote:
>> 
>> Last week I said I would forward a new Malware report:
>> 
>> https://interisle.net/MalwareLandscape2021.html
>> 
>> The message I received says that among other things, the report notes 
>> that:
>> 
>> . Malware that exploits Internet of Things (IoT) devices is the 
>> fastest growing category of malware.
>> . Information stealers and ransomware account for 40% of malware that 
>> exploited user devices such as tablets, mobile phones, laptops, and 
>> PCs.
>> . Malware attackers extensively misused file sharing services, code 
>> repositories, and storage services.
>> . Domain registrars with high malware domain counts tend also to have 
>> high phishing domain counts.
>> 
>> You can find the Executive Summary at 
>> https://interisle.net/MalwareLandscape2021-ExecutiveSummary.pdf and 
>> the full report at https://interisle.net/MalwareLandscape2021.pdf.
>> 
>> Alan
>> 
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