The U.S. has maintained its dubious distinction of being the world’s top producer of spam, leading the “Dirty Dozen” list compiled by security Latest News about Security authority Sophos by a wide margin. After scanning all spam messages received at a global network of traps throughout the past year, Sophos researchers determined that the U.S. is responsible for exporting 42 percent of all mass e-mail attacks. South Korea is second, at 13 percent, followed by China (8 percent), Canada (6 percent) and Brazil (3 percent).

Law Enforcement Lacking

Source: Neowin.net

The U.S. has maintained its dubious distinction of being the world’s top producer of spam, leading the “Dirty Dozen” list compiled by security Latest News about Security authority Sophos by a wide margin. After scanning all spam messages received at a global network of traps throughout the past year, Sophos researchers determined that the U.S. is responsible for exporting 42 percent of all mass e-mail attacks. South Korea is second, at 13 percent, followed by China (8 percent), Canada (6 percent) and Brazil (3 percent).

Law Enforcement Lacking

Source: Neowin.net

The U.S. has maintained its dubious distinction of being the world’s top producer of spam, leading the “Dirty Dozen” list compiled by security Latest News about Security authority Sophos by a wide margin. After scanning all spam messages received at a global network of traps throughout the past year, Sophos researchers determined that the U.S. is responsible for exporting 42 percent of all mass e-mail attacks. South Korea is second, at 13 percent, followed by China (8 percent), Canada (6 percent) and Brazil (3 percent).

Law Enforcement Lacking

Source: Neowin.net

The U.S. has maintained its dubious distinction of being the world’s top producer of spam, leading the “Dirty Dozen” list compiled by security Latest News about Security authority Sophos by a wide margin. After scanning all spam messages received at a global network of traps throughout the past year, Sophos researchers determined that the U.S. is responsible for exporting 42 percent of all mass e-mail attacks. South Korea is second, at 13 percent, followed by China (8 percent), Canada (6 percent) and Brazil (3 percent).

Law Enforcement Lacking

Source: Neowin.net

The U.S. has maintained its dubious distinction of being the world’s top producer of spam, leading the “Dirty Dozen” list compiled by security Latest News about Security authority Sophos by a wide margin. After scanning all spam messages received at a global network of traps throughout the past year, Sophos researchers determined that the U.S. is responsible for exporting 42 percent of all mass e-mail attacks. South Korea is second, at 13 percent, followed by China (8 percent), Canada (6 percent) and Brazil (3 percent).

Law Enforcement Lacking

Source: Neowin.net

The U.S. has maintained its dubious distinction of being the world’s top producer of spam, leading the “Dirty Dozen” list compiled by security Latest News about Security authority Sophos by a wide margin. After scanning all spam messages received at a global network of traps throughout the past year, Sophos researchers determined that the U.S. is responsible for exporting 42 percent of all mass e-mail attacks. South Korea is second, at 13 percent, followed by China (8 percent), Canada (6 percent) and Brazil (3 percent).

Law Enforcement Lacking

Source: Neowin.net