Quick facts on CyberThreats


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December 21, 2005

Quick facts on CyberThreats

Some facts on cyber threats from Symantec Corp.'s regular security updates:

- North American computers are the source of more than half the spam worldwide, most of it related to commercial products such as porn, cut-rate drugs and financial services.

- The United States has 30 per cent of the world's ‘bots,’ computers taken over using viruses that allow the attackers to control vast networks of such machines to launch other kinds of attacks and spam. It's followed by the United Kingdom, with 22 per cent, and China, seven per cent. Canada has nine per cent of bots in the Americas, behind the U.S. with 75 per cent.

- Symantec identified more than 10,000 bot computers a day on average in first half of 2005, double the number in December 2004.

- Malicious code exposing confidential information represented 74 per cent of top 50 malicious codes reported in first half of 2005, up from 54 per cent in previous six months.

- Number of viruses and worms grew by 142 per cent over same period in 2004.

- Detection of phishing attacks - use of fake e-mails purporting to come from banks or other institutions - almost doubled in first half of 2005 compared to last half of 2004, to 1.04 billion.

Source: CNEWS

	All news for October 13, 2008:
	12:44	Exceed biometric standards, expert urges
	12:42	Deloitte laptop loss spreads to rail workers and police
	12:40	Malware writers spoof Patch Tuesday
	12:39	Security disclosures tip the stock market
	12:38	Mafiaboy Grows Up; a Hacker Seeks Redemption
	12:37	Vendors, Cops, Profs Team to Study Cybercrime
	12:36	Six Essential Apple iPhone Security Tips
	12:34	Apple asks judge to make iPhone lawsuit moot
	12:34	Report: World Bank servers breached repeatedly
	12:33	Exploit code loose for six-month-old Windows bug
	12:32	Google allies with click-fraud detection firm Click Forensics
	12:30	Over half of U.K. firms have lost data
	12:30	U.S. proposes digital signing of DNS root zone file
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	13:57	Parity provides free online identity management
	13:56	High-tech bank robbers phone it in
	13:56	Spread security risks with diversity
	13:54	Corporate data loss not down to hackers
	13:53	First quantum encrypted network goes live
	13:51	Apple Posts Security Update 2008-007
	13:50	NT hacker blames 'segregation'
	13:49	ASIC counter-spy to be a tough search
	13:48	Scotland tightens security for mobile health-data
	13:47	Home Office publishes data-sharing guidance
	13:47	EDS loses unencrypted armed-forces data
	13:45	Data-center security tools to not overlook
	13:44	Microsoft promises huge patch day next week
	13:43	Firefox add-on blocks 'clickjacking' attacks

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