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Figure 1.Distribution Of Attacks Targeting Web Browsers

Figure 1.Distribution Of Attacks Targeting Web Browsers. Figure 2. Window Of Exposure, Enterprise Vendors. Figure 3. Operating System Window Of Exposure. Figure 4. Web Browsers Window Of Exposure. Figure 5. Web Browser Vulnerabilities. Figure 6. Active Bot Network Computers Per Day.

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Figure 1.Distribution Of Attacks Targeting Web Browsers

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  1. Figure 1.Distribution Of Attacks Targeting Web Browsers

  2. Figure 2. Window Of Exposure, Enterprise Vendors

  3. Figure 3. Operating System Window Of Exposure

  4. Figure 4. Web Browsers Window Of Exposure

  5. Figure 5. Web Browser Vulnerabilities

  6. Figure 6. Active Bot Network Computers Per Day

  7. Figure 7. Number Of Unique Phishing Messages

  8. Figure 8. Phishing Activity By Sector

  9. Figure 9. Distribution of Attacks Targeting Web Browsers

  10. Figure 10. Denial Of Service Attacks Per Day

  11. Figure 11. Top Countries Targeted By Denial Of Service Attacks

  12. Figure 12. Active Bot Network Computers Per Day

  13. Figure 13. Top Countries By Bot-Infected Computers

  14. Figure 14. Distribution Of Command-And-Control Servers

  15. Figure 15. Top Originating Countries

  16. Figure 16. Total Volume Of Vulnerabilities

  17. Figure 17. Web Application Vulnerabilities

  18. Figure 18. Easily Exploitable Vulnerabilities

  19. Figure 19. Easily Exploitable Vulnerabilities By Type

  20. Figure 20. Window Of Exposure, Enterprise Vendors

  21. Figure 21. Operating System Exploit Development Time

  22. Figure 22. Operating System Patch Development Time

  23. Figure 23. Operating System Window Of Exposure

  24. Figure 24. Patch Development Time, Web Browsers

  25. Figure 25. Window Of Exposure, Web Browsers

  26. Figure 26. Web Browser Vulnerabilities

  27. Figure 27. Exploit Code Release Period

  28. Figure 28. Previously Unseen Threats As A Proportion Of All Threats

  29. Figure 29. Malicious Code Types By Volume

  30. Figure 30. New Win32 Virus And Worm Variants

  31. Figure 31. Volume Of Bots Reported

  32. Figure 32. Exposure Of Confidential Information

  33. Figure 33. Percentage Of Instant Messaging Threat Propagation By Protocol

  34. Figure 34. Volume Of Modular Malicious Code

  35. Figure 35. Modular Malicious Code Samples

  36. Figure 36. Malicious Code Propagation Vectors

  37. Figure 37. Number Of Unique Phishing Messages

  38. Figure 38. Blocked Phishing Attempts

  39. Figure 39. Phishing Activity By Sector

  40. Figure 40. Spam Categories

  41. Figure 41. Top Ten Countries Of Spam Origin

  42. Figure 42. Spam Containing Malicious Code

  43. Figure 43. Industry Representational Breakdown

  44. Table 1. TopTargetedSector

  45. Table 2. TopSectDoSAtks

  46. Table 3. TopWebBrwsrAttacks

  47. Table 4. TopAttacksWireless

  48. Table 5. TopSectDoSAtks

  49. Table 6. TopBotNetworkCities

  50. Table 7. TopTargetedSector

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