They’re counting basic, shot gun style phishing texts and emails here. This suggests to me that they’re not really measuring targeted attacks very well. Without reading about their methodology, I would guess that this might be more related to device use cases and policy differences in organizations to treatment of Android vs iOS devices, than it is related to phone model.
They’re counting basic, shot gun style phishing texts and emails here. This suggests to me that they’re not really measuring targeted attacks very well. Without reading about their methodology, I would guess that this might be more related to device use cases and policy differences in organizations to treatment of Android vs iOS devices, than it is related to phone model.