Quick Heal Technologies Pvt. Ltd. has released the findings from its Annual Windows Malware report, where PC continues to be the extensive target for malware authors today. The report, generated by the Threat Research and Development Centre of Quick Heal Technologies, is a complete assessable research.
“It is difficult to scrunch the extent and depth of cyber-attacks that are reported by our Research and Development Lab. Our report is a comprehensive coverage of the most predominant attacks that were observed in 2013 and covers the Windows and Android platforms. As researchers, it is also part of our duty to incorporate trends to look out for in 2014,” says Sanjay Katkar, Technical Director & CTO, Quick Heal Technologies.
The proliferation and rapid adaptation of numerous devices continues to be a source for concern. As devices and platforms multiply, so do the malware modifications and instances. Cybercriminals are getting smarter and modifying old techniques to use against new targets. Quick Heal Technologies is dedicated towards understanding how these techniques can be obliterated and how real-time protection can be provided.
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