You might not have noticed, but the amount of spam being sent globally has fallen off dramatically recently. We aren’t talking about phishing emails, cheap viagra pills and endless surveys where you can win an iPhone that doesn’t exist – those are still spamming inboxes the world over.
We’re talking about the sort of malicious spam that plagues you with information about missed parcel deliveries, fake CVs (resumes) and invoices for services you didn’t use in the hope of tricking you into opening malicious attachments to spread ransomware like Locky or banking Trojans like Dridex.
