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March 18, 2010 9:45 AM
Somehow I missed the release of Microsoft's Security Intelligence Report. This appears to be a good resource for those interested in security and what is happening in the world related to corporate threats. They provide a high level overview (about 2MB) and a more detailed analysis (10MB).
Naturally, the reprot is primarily focused on Microsoft operating systems, but the regional and network threat information is interesting to anyone. This report was generated in November of 2009, so there will probably be another one released in a couple of months, since it appears to be generated every 6 months.
It looks like phishing from social networking sites expanded significantly in the last few months of the study. It will be interesting to see if that trend continued.
Originally posted on The Next Big Thing blog
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