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Global Threat Intelligence Report (July 2010)
provided by MessageLabs Now part of Symantec
Publish date: 07/01/2010
Date posted: 08/04/2010
Overview
Spammers' use of URLs from link shortening services is rising. At its peak last Summer 9.3% of spam included some form of shortened hyperlink provided. By April 30, 2010, this figure had almost doubled to 18.0% of spam. But staying abreast of the trends can help! The new Symantec threat report (July 2010) supplies the information you need to fend off the latest viruses, spam, spyware and other unwelcome content.
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