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Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts. Click to edit Master title style. Click to edit Master text styles Second level Third level Fourth level Fifth level. Alexander Gostev Director, Global Research and Analysis Team.

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  1. Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts Click to edit Master title style • Click to edit Master text styles • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level Alexander Gostev Director, Global Research and Analysis Team Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010 June 10th, 2009 Event details (title, place)

  2. Cyberthreat Landscape in 2009 Click to edit Master title style • Click to edit Master text styles • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level June 10th, 2009 Event details (title, place)

  3. 2009 – Main Trend Click to edit Master title style Relative stability replaces massive increases in the amount of new malware • Click to edit Master text styles • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level The number of new malware samples, detected year over year Source: Kaspersky Lab June 10th, 2009 Event details (title, place) Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010

  4. 2009 – Malware Numbers in Review Click to edit Master title style • 1992 – 2007 > detected about 2 mln • unique malware programs • But in 2008 alone – 15 mln • In 2009 - about 33,9 mln unique • malicious files in the Kaspersky Lab • collection • 2009: 15 mln new files again (same as 2008 – flat growth rate) • Click to edit Master text styles • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level June 10th, 2009 Event details (title, place) Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010

  5. Reasons for the Stable Growth Click to edit Master title style • The pace of malware development slowed significantly • Increased competition in the malware market • abig decline in gaming Trojans • The successful work of: • law enforcement • regulatory structures • and the antivirus industry • Click to edit Master text styles • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level June 10th, 2009 Event details (title, place) Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010

  6. Outcomes in 2009 Click to edit Master title style • Click to edit Master text styles • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level June 10th, 2009 Event details (title, place)

  7. Sophisticated Malware Click to edit Master title style • An increase in sophisticated malicious programs • Sinowal • TDSS • Clampi • Click to edit Master text styles • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level June 10th, 2009 Event details (title, place) Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010

  8. Global Outbreaks Click to edit Master title style • The following malicious programs affected more than 1 million computers in 2009: • Kido (worm) • Sality (virus) • Brontok (worm) • Mabezat (worm) • Parite.b (virus) • Virut.ce (virus-bot) • Sohanad (worm) • TDSS.z (rootkit) • Click to edit Master text styles • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level June 10th, 2009 Event details (title, place) Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010

  9. Kido - Conficker Click to edit Master title style • Kido epidemic – all of 2009 • November 2009 – over 7 mln infected systems • Conficker Working Group - the first example of broad • international cooperation • Click to edit Master text styles • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level Source:www.shadowserver.org June 10th, 2009 Event details (title, place) Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010

  10. Gumblar – a Self-Spreading Website Botnet • Significant outbreak - hit tens of thousands of web • resources • Came in waves Gumblar tiers Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010

  11. Gumblar – a fully automated system Click to edit Master title style • Evolution: • Visitors to legal websites re-directed to infected illegal malicious servers. • Users re-directed from legal websites to infected, but legal websites. • Click to edit Master text styles • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level June 10th, 2009 Event details (title, place) Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010

  12. Internet based fraud - SMS Click to edit Master title style • Websites offering services: • Locate people via GSM • Read private messages in social networks • Collect data, and more • SMS can cost up to $10 • Click to edit Master text styles • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level June 10th, 2009 Event details (title, place) Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010

  13. Internet Based Fraud – Fake AV Click to edit Master title style • Fake AV boom – spread via: • Internet ads • Malware such • as Kido • Fake AV revenues in 2009 - 150 mln. USD* • Click to edit Master text styles • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level *Source: Internet Crime Complaint Center June 10th, 2009 Event details (title, place) Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010

  14. Alternative Platforms – Mac OS Click to edit Master title style • The first Trojan - OSX.RSPlug.A (Trojan-Downloader.OSX. Jahlav) • The first rogue AV solution - Imunizator • Click to edit Master text styles • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level June 10th, 2009 Event details (title, place) Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010

  15. Alternative Platforms - Mobile • First malicious programs for iPhone • (Ike worms) • First piece of spyware for Android (Mobile spy) • First crypto-signed malware for Symbian Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010

  16. Alternative Platforms –ATMs Click to edit Master title style • The first Backdoorfor ATM – Backdoor.Win32.Skimer • Stole money • Stole credit card data • Click to edit Master text styles • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level June 10th, 2009 Event details (title, place) Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010

  17. Forecasts for 2010 Click to edit Master title style • Click to edit Master text styles • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level June 10th, 2009 Event details (title, place)

  18. Change in Attack Vector Click to edit Master title style • Attacks via email; • Internet/network attacks; • Attacks via websites (including social networks) • Click to edit Master text styles • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level 2010 - a significant increase of attacks via file-sharing networks - P2P and torrents June 10th, 2009 Event details (title, place) Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010

  19. Growing complexity Click to edit Master title style • Malware will become much more sophisticated • IT security companies develop even more complex protection tools • Immune malware • Click to edit Master text styles • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level June 10th, 2009 Event details (title, place) Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010

  20. Attacks on Google Wave Click to edit Master title style • Click to edit Master text styles • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level • Usual pattern • Sending spam • Phishing attacks • Exploiting vulnerabilities • and • Spreading malware June 10th, 2009 Event details (title, place) Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010

  21. Alternative Platforms - Mobile Click to edit Master title style • Rise in mobile threats for iPhone and Android • Android - no effective checks in place to ensure third-party software applications are secure • Click to edit Master text styles • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level June 10th, 2009 Event details (title, place) Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010

  22. AV industry trends Click to edit Master title style • Click to edit Master text styles • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level June 10th, 2009 Event details (title, place)

  23. In-the-Cloud Security • Technological advance • Protects users • BUT • Potential IP abuse • Will be attacked Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010

  24. International Collaboration • AV + educators, law enforcement, • ISP & so on • AV vendors educate about security • AV vendors help solve cybercrime • Results: • IT security awareness • Conficker Working Group Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010

  25. Summary: Forecasts for 2010 • Kido remaining an active global epidemic • Significant increase of attacks through P2P networks • Emergence of more "grey" schemes in the botnet services market • Attacks via Google Wave • Rise in mobile threats for iPhone and Android Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010

  26. Director, Global Research and Analysis Team Thank you! Questions? Click to edit Master title style • Click to edit Master text styles • Second level • Third level • Fourth level • Fifth level Alexander Gostev Kaspersky Lab International Press Tour “Cyberthreat Landscape 2009: Outcomes, Trends and Forecasts”, Moscow, January 28-31, 2010 June 10th, 2009 Event details (title, place)

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