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Cloud Security VS Cybercrime Economy: The Kaspersky Vision Eugene Kaspersky Co-founder & CEO, Kaspersky Lab The Digital World is Under Attack 20,000,000 Cybercrime is an integral part of the 18,000,000 Digital World 16,000,000

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Eugene Kaspersky Co-founder & CEO, Kaspersky Lab

Cloud Security VS Cybercrime Economy: The Kaspersky Vision

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The Digital World is Under Attack

− Cybercrime is an integral part of the Digital World − Cybercrime is an organized underground industry − The last five years have become the Golden Age of Cybercrime

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2,000,000 4,000,000 6,000,000 8,000,000 10,000,000 12,000,000 14,000,000 16,000,000 18,000,000 20,000,000 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010

Number of new malicious programs found by Kaspersky Lab every year

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Why is it happening?

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It’s profitable

  • More online services that are easy to prey on
  • High demand for criminal services (spam, botnets)

Easy to do

  • It’s simple – technically speaking
  • No physical contact with victims

Low risk business

  • International crime vs. national legislation
  • Difficult to trace anonymous international professionals
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Main types of malware businesses

There are many different malware businesses:

  • Common: banking, ransom, botnets, etc.
  • Targeted attacks – Aurora, Stuxnet, Night Dragon
  • Exclusive: Sumitomo £229mln., NYSE Trojan attacks
  • Mobile attacks: Spyware, SMS-Trojans, Backdoors

Some criminal businesses are born –

ATM malware, mobile attacks

Some criminal businesses vanish

Dial-up, online game malware

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Examples of malware businesses

Online Game Fraud – once a very profitable criminal business

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Examples of malware businesses

But today it goes down due to the inflation on the black market of online game characters and artifacts

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Money makes the crime go round

ERGO –

The main motivation for cybercrime growth is its economical profitability Profit decline decreases malware of that type

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A standard malware business scenario

Malware lifetime

  • Development and placement (usually on Web)
  • Distribution (spam, Web-site infection)
  • Injection and infection
  • AV products updated
  • the end

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DETECT UPDATE

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A standard malware business scenario

Malware lifetime

  • Development and placement (usually on Web)
  • Distribution (spam, Web-site infection)
  • Injection and infection
  • AV products updated
  • the end

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ROI Threshold AV Signature Update Infected Users

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The Era of Happy Cybercriminals

Is there anything that can stop it?

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The Principle of Cloud Security

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KLoud Security Network connects millions of computers that report new threats to the Service This data is immediately available to other computers in the Network. Thus, just a few users protect millions

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Modern technologies do respond to cybercrime

How Internet-based ("cloud") technologies work now

  • Development and placement (usually on Web)
  • Distribution (spam, Web-site infection)
  • "Cloud" AV products updated
  • No more Injection and infection
  • the end

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ROI Threshold KLoud Update Infected Users

Instead of making a lot of cash, cybercriminals earn much less, or ever lose money

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“Cloud” security becomes new industrial standard

  • KLoud Security Network (Kaspersky)
  • Quorum (Symantec)
  • Global Threat Intelligence (McAfee)
  • Smart Protection Network (Trend Micro)
  • Others are joining the team.

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Silver bullet?

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Ways to bypass the “cloud”:

  • Non-executable malware
  • Server-side polymorphic malware
  • File infectors
  • New behavior
  • Simple malware is blocked by KLoud Security in a

few minutes

  • The rest is tackled by traditional AV Technologies
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Conclusion

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KLoud is not the Silver Bullet, but:

  • It makes malware hard to develop and unprofitable
  • The entrance ticket to Cybercrime becomes more

expensive

KLoud is a quick solution for suppressing cybercrime!

Happy End!

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Thank You

Eugene Kaspersky Co-founder & CEO, Kaspersky Lab

Cloud Security VS Cybercrime Economy: The Kaspersky Vision