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Security Labs 1H 2011 Report
Key trends and developments in Internet security over the last six months... Read more
Gangsterware - Stealth Shield of Malware
A look into the cybercrime underworld, where exploit kits are making it that much easier for anyone to become a cybercriminal...
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Cybercriminals Target Online Banking Customers
Use Trojan and Exploit Kits to Steal Funds from Major UK Financial Institution... Read more
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Malicious Spam on the increase again
Facebook Scam: 'Wired News: iPhone 5 - First Exposure' leads to Adware
Threat Statistics
| Top 5 Vulnerabilities | Patched |
| 1. Adobe Reader util.printf() | 2009 |
| 2. Adobe GetIcon Vulnerability | 2009 |
| 3. Internet Explorer Table Style | 2010 |
| 4. Internet Explorer MDAC | 2006 |
| 5. Adobe CollectEmailInfo Vulnerability | 2008 |
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Malicious Code Hosts by Country
- United States - 51.4%
- Australia - 0.3%
- Germany - 2.9%
Spam by Spambot Type
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- India - 11.3%
- Russia - 8.6%
- Spain - 6.1%
About Security Labs
M86 Security Labs is a specialized global team of security experts and researchers who detect current and emerging Web and email threats and mitigate them quickly. By using data feeds from the Internet security community and internal intelligence gathered from M86 Security customers and products, the team analyzes information and provides comprehensive, always-adapting defense against email and Web threats. In addition, M86 Security Labs provides zero-day protection to its customers, securing them from new exploits the day they’re discovered.