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In , this number increased only by files per day, while in , it decreased from to . causing the decline. And - as in life - it turns out once again that when you don't know what it's about, it's about money. We believe that this decline is mainly due to the fact that creating new malware is expensive and cybercriminals have noticed that they can achieve equally good results by using intrusive advertising, stolen legal certificates and ready-made malicious code that can be purchased on underground forums in their attacks. It seems that this method works - the results show that despite cost cutting, the number of users attacked by cybercriminals increased by.

To sum up, it can be said that cybercrime has lost its romantic aura - malware is created, bought and resold depending on current needs. The entire commercial cyberthreat market has stabilized and is evolving towards simplification. Cases in which we observe new malicious Mobile App Development Service code demonstrating the incredible skill of programmers will become increasingly rare. Does this mean that it will be safer, unfortunately not - the numbers I mentioned earlier speak for themselves and simplifying the attacks will most likely result in increasing their intensity.



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