Weekly Internet Security Stats

Device Type Distribution: There's a slight decrease in Desktop usage (from 58.32% to 58.14%) and a slight increase in Mobile usage (from 41.63% to 41.81%). This suggests a small shift towards mobile devices.

HTTP Protocol Distribution: HTTPS usage slightly increased (from 93.79% to 93.89%), while HTTP usage slightly decreased (from 6.21% to 6.11%). This indicates a continuing trend towards secure, encrypted connections.

Bot vs Human Traffic: Human traffic slightly increased (from 70.25% to 70.82%), while bot traffic slightly decreased (from 29.75% to 29.18%). This suggests a small decrease in bot activity.

IP Version Distribution: IPv4 usage slightly increased (from 73.20% to 73.47%), while IPv6 usage slightly decreased (from 26.80% to 26.53%). This suggests a slight shift back towards IPv4.

TLS Version Distribution: TLS 1.3 usage slightly decreased (from 64.12% to 63.88%), while TLS QUIC usage increased (from 19.89% to 20.11%). This indicates a slight shift towards the newer QUIC protocol.

Operating System Distribution: Android usage slightly increased (from 37.83% to 38.36%), while Windows usage slightly decreased (from 33.12% to 32.46%). This suggests a small shift towards Android devices.

Spam vs Legitimate Emails: The percentage of legitimate emails slightly increased (from 83.72% to 84.76%), while the percentage of spam emails slightly decreased (from 16.28% to 15.24%). This suggests a small decrease in spam activity.

Malicious vs Non-Malicious Emails: The percentage of non-malicious emails slightly increased (from 97.37% to 97.43%), while the percentage of malicious emails slightly decreased (from 2.63% to 2.57%). This suggests a small decrease in malicious email activity.

Layer 3 Attacks (Network Layer): UDP attacks increased (from 55.75% to 60.04%), while TCP attacks decreased (from 44.03% to 39.89%). This suggests a shift towards UDP-based attacks.

Layer 7 Attacks (Application Layer): WAF mitigations increased (from 57.90% to 61.27%), while DDoS mitigations decreased (from 35.25% to 29.21%). This suggests a shift towards attacks that are mitigated by WAF.

Statistics

Device Type Distribution:

Desktop: 58.14%

Mobile: 41.81%

Other: 0.05%

HTTP Protocol Distribution:

HTTPS: 93.89%

HTTP: 6.11%

Bot vs Human Traffic:

Human: 70.82%

Bot: 29.18%

IP Version Distribution:

IPv4: 73.47%

IPv6: 26.53%

TLS Version Distribution:

TLS 1.3: 63.88%

TLS QUIC: 20.11%

TLS 1.2: 15.77%

TLS 1.0: 0.24%

TLS 1.1: 0.01%

Operating System Distribution:

Android: 38.36%

Windows: 32.46%

iOS: 17.69%

MacOS: 8.18%

Linux: 2.43%

ChromeOS: 0.79%

Smart TV: 0.09%

Spam vs Legitimate Emails:

Not Spam (Legitimate): 84.76%

Spam: 15.24%

Malicious vs Non-Malicious Emails:

Not Malicious: 97.43%

Malicious: 2.57%

Layer 3 Attacks (Network Layer):

UDP: 60.04%

TCP: 39.89%

GRE: 0.07%

ICMP: 0.00%

Layer 7 Attacks (Application Layer):

WAF: 61.27%

DDoS: 29.21%

IP Reputation: 6.79%

Access Rules: 2.63%

Bot Management: 0.11%

API Shield: 0.00%

Data Loss Prevention: 0.00%

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