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ImmuniWeb launches Global Internet Security Statistics Center for Research and Analysis

of the total events, followed by the EU, and then the Asia-Pacific region.

SSL/TLS Event Analysis

SSL/TLS events refer to the number of times a secure connection is established between a client and a server over the internet.

Misconfigurations in Q3

The third quarter of the year saw a significant number of misconfigurations in the Anycast Network. The most frequent misconfigurations came from the Anycast Network itself, with 30.32% of the total misconfigurations.

The Rise of Privacy-Invasive Technologies

The digital landscape has witnessed a significant increase in the use of privacy-invasive technologies, which have raised concerns among individuals and organizations alike. These technologies, often used without explicit consent, can compromise users’ personal data and online security.

Types of Privacy-Invasive Technologies

  • Cookies: Small text files stored on a user’s device, allowing websites to track browsing behavior and collect personal data. Web Beacons: Invisible images embedded in web pages, used to track user interactions and collect data on browsing habits. Anycast Networks: A type of network architecture that allows multiple servers to share the same IP address, making it difficult to track user traffic. * IP Address Tracking: The use of IP addresses to identify and track users’ online activities. ### The Impact of Privacy-Invasive Technologies**
  • The Impact of Privacy-Invasive Technologies

    The widespread use of these technologies has significant implications for users’ online security and privacy.

    This represents a 453% increase in the number of incidents. The country with the second-highest exposure was the UK, with 1,444,111 incidents in Q3, a 243% increase from Q2.

    The Rise of Dark Web and Phishing Exposure

    The alarming rate of dark web and phishing exposure has been on the rise, with the US and UK leading the charge. The staggering numbers of incidents reported in Q3 have left many wondering what’s behind this surge.

    The Dark Web: A Haven for Cybercrime

    The dark web, a hidden part of the internet, has become a breeding ground for cybercrime. With its anonymous nature and lack of regulation, it’s a haven for hackers, scammers, and other malicious actors. The dark web is home to various marketplaces, forums, and chat rooms where these individuals can buy, sell, and trade illicit goods and services. Some of the most notorious dark web marketplaces include: + Silk Road (shut down in 2013) + AlphaBay (shut down in 2017) + Hansa (shut down in 2017) + Dream Market (shut down in 2019)

  • These marketplaces have been known to facilitate the sale of stolen identities, credit card numbers, and other sensitive information. ### Phishing: The Most Common Form of Cyber Attack
  • Phishing: The Most Common Form of Cyber Attack

    Phishing is the most common form of cyber attack, and it’s becoming increasingly sophisticated.

    Cloud storage usage plummets by 79.8% as users prioritize data security.

    The number of public files stored in cloud storage decreased by 79.8% from Q1 to Q3 2024 compared to the same period in 2023.

    The Cloud Storage Landscape: A Shift in Public File Storage

    Q1 2024: A Significant Decline in Public File Storage

    The first quarter of 2024 witnessed a substantial decrease in the number of public files stored in cloud storage. This decline was marked by a drop from 218,509 files to 45,782 files, representing a decrease of 79.8% compared to the same period in 2023. This significant reduction in public file storage can be attributed to various factors, including increased awareness about data security and the growing importance of protecting sensitive information.

    Cloud Storage Security: A Key Concern

    The percentage of cloud storage classified as secure remained relatively stable, with 93.6% of files stored in secure environments.

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