Jul
21
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Twitter Koobface infections rocket skyward
21 July 2009
We have a lift off!
One week after we reported Koobface hitting Twitter and microblogging system's vain attempts of purging the affected accounts, our stats show that the worm continues to spread at a high pace.
This means at least three things:
a) Some of the Twitter users don't pay too much attention to what they click.
b) Some of the Twitter users aren't too concerned about security.
c) Some of the Twitter users don't have a reliable/updated antimalware solution on their systems.
Percentile growth of infections in July 13-19 (compared to July 06-12)
|
Country |
Percentage |
|
France |
371.21 |
|
Belgium |
346.15 |
|
Canada |
273.81 |
|
Portugal |
251.52 |
|
Italy |
244.19 |
|
Germany |
210.81 |
|
United Kingdom |
198.31 |
|
Australia |
138.33 |
|
United States |
113.78 |
|
South Africa |
61.54 |
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Bengizmo said on Jul-22-2009 18:04
I do tech support.
Telling my fellow Canadians that their computer has an "on" button makes their day.
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