After the analysis of Internet threats by Network Box, India has overtaken the U.S. as the gr??te producer of the virus. India is now responsible for 13.74 percent of viruses in the world, up from 9.5 percent in July. Russia is the n?chste turn, the production of just over 11 percent of the viruses - a jump from last month from 4.01 percent. The U.S. accounts just over eight percent, a significant decrease of 14.65 percent last month. Virus levels in the United K?Kingdom have fallen by 2.5 percent;below five percent in the last month. The United K?Kingdom is now the gr??te siebtgr threat??te producer in the world (from the fourth month). The gr??te number of firewall Bl?Bridge from the U.S. (18.3 percent) and Korea (13 percent). Simon Heron, internet security analyst at Network Box, said: "Interestingly, UDP 137 (NetBIOS Name Service was attacked), the second most important port. Obviously, it is worth and business users, check your firewall rules, as these figures even to systems that need to be using this port?, Open show around the internet. It also seems that Web proxies also worth an investigation, such as TCP: 8080 was third on the list, suggesting that the hackers see this as another back door. "
Garza f?leads on: "The land of the sources of these threats on the Internet ver?are changed every month, which shows how quickly Internet criminals k?can their activity?States to move around the world and launch attacks. Companies must be alert and ensure that they are not?Open the back door to a hacker in the use of new applications and technologies. From monthly statistics, it seems that the powers as dangerous?be considered sive. "Main sources of the virus daily average% Country USA India 13.74380 11.05539 8.01660 6.57105 6.03436 Russia Korea rum?Spain Ukraine United K?Kingdom 2.60329 2.49997 2.18961 1.54209 2.39421 Australia Taiwan Brazil major sources of spam Daily Average Country USA 12.20073% of India Brazil 7.68707 5.40389 5.01344 4.20971 3.50869 2, 99 988 Vietnam Gro?Average UK Russia China Korea 2.46865 2.20162 2.82460 Germany France Top Virus Name of the threat t?Possible% NBH bgtrack 10.56275 5.67278 4.64686 3.49167 packed.win32.katusha.o Troy downloader.win32.agent.eesv backdoor.win32.bredolab.gni NBH-Spam MULTEXT 3.16561 3.22248. porn.disguise_porn spam.porn.porn_nb_hot_nasty 3.0365 2.77738 2.23727 NBH bbadhdr Trojan spy.win32.zbot.alyp
Top Trojans
Top Trojan name% Average t?Possible threat of Troy downloader.win32.agent.eesv downloader.win32.fraudload.xexa 0.10808 0.04118 0.04100 0.02341 dropper.win32.hdrop.jo Trojan Trojan Trojan Trojan-Spy. win32.zbot.alyp Dropper. win32.zbot.cn spy.win32.zbot.amvf 0.02116 0.01464 0.00976 0.00775 spy.win32.zbot.ammv Troy Troy Troy spy.win32.zbot.anfz trojan.win32.agent2.cuyv 0 trojan . win32.agent 2000 537th Intrusion 0.00325 average name Evoy Top t?Possible threat Bogon 6.70014 37.10737% NETBIOS-webdav HTTP-S 0.46635 0.30035 PINGFLOOD Top Firewall blocking port protocol / port TCP% Daily Average: 80 15.68085 UDP: 9.70943 137 TCP: 8080 5 89 193 UDP: UDP 4.55660 123: 3.62956 53 TCP: UDP 3.20130 443: 2.61414 138 UDP: 161 TCP ICMP 2.27529 1.79926 0 25 1.78652
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