Do you believe that using the internet is safe? Internet security is a fallacy. No matter how hard you work to secure yourself with firewalls, security software, and numerous antivirus guards, you still run the danger of being attacked since new attack types emerge daily.
Every second, millions of cyberattacks take place worldwide. Everybody has to pay a hefty price to defend themselves against such attacks.
An very fascinating live interactive real time map of cyberattacks has been released by the security company Norse. This real-time map displays the attack's origin and the area it was intended to target.
One can quickly determine which nations are targets or aggressors at the present.
The Chrome browser is compatible with these maps. Firefox can be a little sluggish at times.
http://map.ipviking.com
Kaspersky also have a interesting 3D interactive map
http://cybermap.kaspersky.com/
http://cybermap.kaspersky.com/
More than 300,000 harmful items are found daily by Kaspersky Lab, which has more than 60 million users. On its cyber danger map, threats are displayed that have been identified in real time "with various diagnostic tools, including On-Access Scan, On-Demand Scan, Web and Mail Anti-Viruses, as well as the Vulnerability Scan and Intrusion Detection System."
