There's a variety of mobile Malware.
Anything that could exist on a computer
that we are typically aware of could
exist on the mobile device.
Obviously, Ransomware is huge now, unfortunately.
So your device could become ransom,
and we're going to look at that in the next slide.
You could have banking Malware.
Banking Malware is huge.
They want to lock your bank account.
They want to get access to your bank accounts.
Trojans are still the most common, though.
So we are going to find these Trojans that end up
being spyware that collect all your personal information
and exfil it to a server.
But all of these things will exist.
When we look at the threat reports,
we see the file the following types of Malware in order
on what people are seeing.
Now, what's interesting here-- look at Adware.
That's number two.
And if you think about this, your ads
are targeted toward you.
So technically, something on that device
is snooping to know that I'm interested in this type of shoe
or that I like to work out or that I'm a mother
and maybe I want something for my kids.
So think about your ads.
Is Adware Malware?
And that's a topic that's going to come up several times.
In section 5, we are going to leverage things like this
to give us indicators about the user.
Malware is doing exactly the same thing.
But Trackware and Adware, some people consider it Malware.
Is it definitely spying on you?
100%.
But often, we enable it to do that.
We want those targeted ads.
It helps us with our shopping.
But think about this.
What does it actually know about you?