data news random Surprise! Internet filled with Junk URL Copied Websense reports that in the latter half of 2009: 13.7 percent of searches for trending news/buzz words (as defined by Yahoo Buzz & Google Trends) lead to malware, 95 percent of user-generated comments to blogs, chat rooms and message boards are spam or malicious, 35 percent of malicious Web attacks included data-stealing code, 58 percent of data-stealing attacks are conducted over the Web, and 85.8 percent of all emails were spam. Read more about it here. Share Get link Facebook Twitter Pinterest Email Other Apps Post a Comment Comments
Websense reports that in the latter half of 2009:
- 13.7 percent of searches for trending news/buzz words (as defined by Yahoo Buzz & Google Trends) lead to malware,
- 95 percent of user-generated comments to blogs, chat rooms and message boards are spam or malicious,
- 35 percent of malicious Web attacks included data-stealing code,
- 58 percent of data-stealing attacks are conducted over the Web, and
- 85.8 percent of all emails were spam.
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