In 2012, Malware’s main targets were
mobile phones, while in 2013 it’s expected to focus on Android OS
because of its drastically increasing market share.
As per the statistics by IDC, during the
first quarter of 2012, Google’s Operating system has witnessed a
constant rise of 145 percent in market share.
Juniper stated in its report
named “Banking Anytime Anywhere” that in 2012, the number of users will
increase to 530 million in terms of accessing banking services. On the
other hand, in 2011 there were only 300 million who accessed banking
details from their phones.
Pankaj Jain, Director at ESET India
reported that according to different estimations, currently there are
over 27 million Smartphone users in India. However, it is only 3 per
cent of total mobile phone users in the country. Although we did not
register many cases of Android Malware in India, as compared to some
other countries but, once Indian users will start actively using their
mobiles for online shopping, banking, etc. the picture will change
immediately.
Malware being multifaceted has its ability to perform a huge
range of malicious actions it can perform on an infected Mobile device
and thus, it has become the main concern of Security in 2013.
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