So, all those infographics? Turns out that it's all part of an incredibly sophisticated keyword-spamming operation! Which is convenient, because, honestly, we were all kind of getting a little tired of them. Here's an infographic to explain how the infographic-spam industry works.
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Each red dot on this map shows where spam messages are originating in real time. Saturated areas show high concentrations of malicious IPs.
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The internet is wrought with all kinds of dangers for your computer, as well as for your personal information. Here's a look at some of these dangers, from trojans and spyware to worms and hackers.
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Nearly 1/4 of all computers have them. They use your computer to send spam, collect personal information, or take down websites, all without your knowledge.
It is such a universally-loathed part of online life, yet there are many varying perceptions about Spam -- whether it be about what it is, who's responsible for curbing it, and where it comes from.
Computer security firm Symantec announced on Monday that Shaoxing, China was malware capital of the world last month.
