For the fourth time, White Ops and the ANA have partnered to measure bot fraud in the digital advertising ecosystem. Previous studies measured bot fraud in the digital advertising ecosystem in August/September 2014, August/September 2015, and November/December 2016. This one studies November/December 2019.

This is the threat landscape report from Fortinet for the 4th quarter of 2019. It goes into changes in this quarter, including threat detection changes and attack changes.

This guide was constructed with insight from a global panel of Malwarebytes experts and external experts from a variety of disciplines. It also features a brief review of cybercrime history, the emergence of new participants and the impact on businesses and individuals.

Imperva outlines trends in the DDoS threat landscape in 2017, including that the number of attacks has doubled, that crypto-currency continues to be targeted, and that persistent attacks are growing more common.

The LexisNexis® Risk Solutions Cybercrime Report is based on cybercrime attacks detected by the LexisNexis® Digital Identity Network® from January – June 2019, during real-time analysis. It covers the digital identity network, and attacks on “high-risk” transactions.

This publication from Fortinet looks at how the threat landscape has changed in the third quarter of 2018 by doing data-driven analysis with some noteworthy events pulled from Q3 2018 headlines.

This is a quarterly publication from Fortinet that looks at how the threat landscape has changed in the first quarter of 2019.

This report goes in depth into the state of Internet security, including how companies are storing data, orgation’s internet surface areas, and where exposures exist the most.

From the report, “From January 2018 through June 2019, Akamai recorded more than 61 billion credential stuffing attempts and more than 4 billion web application attacks. In this special edition of the State of the Internet / Security Report, we’re focusing on data within the high tech, video media, and entertainment sectors — collectively named Media & Technology.”

This installment of State of the Internet / Security examines credential stuffing and web application attack trends over the last 17 months, with a focus on the gaming industry. One reason gaming is so lucrative is the trend of adding easily commoditized items for gamers to consume, such as cosmetic enhancements, special weapons, or other related items. Gamers are also a niche demographic known for spending money, so their financial status makes them tempting targets. We began collecting credential abuse data at the beginning of November 2017 and chose to use the same period with our application attack data to make direct comparisons between plots easier for readers.

This report is about evolution, how phishing emails and malware are in a state of constant flux. But one thing hasn’t changed: phishing is still the #1 cyber-attack vector. The vast majority of breaches begin with malicious emails or other social engineering and most malware is delivered by email.

This report provides exactly what its title offers, 10 predictions for developers in 2019.

This specialized report offers insights into the Healthcare industry and the gaps in policies and procedures that could lead to damaging cyber events within the industry.

This report examines a wide range of cyberattack detections and trends from a sample of 354 Vectra customers with more than 3 million devices and workloads per month from nine different industries. This report takes a multidisciplinary approach that spans all strategic phases of the attack lifecycle.

In this report, we’re going to give you an overview of the credential stuffing attacks in 2018 against the aforementioned sectors and look at the risks these attacks pose. We’ll also explore some of the ways adversaries conduct these attacks.

Contrary to popular belief, every device is worth hacking when the process is automated. It doesn’t matter who or where you are, if you own a company big or small, or have technology in the home – every device can be monetized by an enterprising criminal. Brute force login attempts are likely occurring on any online device. Yet the speed and scale of the problem can boggle the mind. Criminals are relentless and often competitive with one another to find, take over, and monetize your smart devices. The research you’ll find here, using honeypot devices across the internet, is a first step in attempting to quantify the issue.

Akamai provides a thorough report to educated the industry on the attacks that are growing, evolving, and becoming more sophisticated.

Upon request by the United States Senate Select Committee on Intelligence (SSCI), New Knowledge reviewed an expansive data set of social media posts and metadata provided to SSCI by Facebook, Twitter, and Alphabet, plus a set of related data from additional platforms. The data sets were provided by the three primary platforms to serve as evidence for an investigation into the Internet Research Agency (IRA) influence operations.

This quarterly threat report offers insight into the DDoS attacks that occurred in the 4th quarter of 2018.

This report provided by Oxford University provides research data into the Russian involvement in the United States election process.

This report explores Brexit-related Twitter activity occurring between December 4, 2018 and February 13, 2019. Using the standard Twitter API, researchers collected approximately 24 million tweets that matched the word “brexit” published by 1.65 million users.