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Basic phishing emails are so effective that most hackers don't use exploit kits anymore
Hackers overwhelmingly prefer to target email accounts as their entry point into organizations, today, and that’s causing a massive drop in exploit kit usage, according to new research conducted by Symantec. The findings underscore a significant and recent transformation in the way that attackers generally seek to compromise systems; a trend that’s greatly accelerated over the last 12 months, Symantec found.
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