Weekly Internet Security Stats

Device Type Distribution: Desktop usage slightly decreased (from 58.14% to 57.69%), while Mobile usage slightly increased (from 41.81% to 42.26%). This suggests a small shift towards mobile devices.

HTTP Protocol Distribution: HTTPS usage slightly decreased (from 93.89% to 93.68%), while HTTP usage slightly increased (from 6.11% to 6.32%). This indicates a minor shift away from secure, encrypted connections.

Bot vs Human Traffic: Human traffic slightly decreased (from 70.82% to 70.52%), while bot traffic slightly increased (from 29.18% to 29.48%). This suggests a small increase in bot activity.

IP Version Distribution: IPv4 usage slightly decreased (from 73.47% to 73.38%), while IPv6 usage slightly increased (from 26.53% to 26.62%). This suggests a slight shift towards IPv6.

TLS Version Distribution: TLS 1.3 usage slightly decreased (from 63.88% to 62.98%), while QUIC usage slightly increased (from 20.11% to 20.81%). This indicates a slight shift towards the newer QUIC protocol.

Operating System Distribution: Android usage slightly increased (from 38.36% to 38.58%), while Windows usage slightly decreased (from 32.46% to 32.21%). This suggests a small shift towards Android devices.

Spam vs Legitimate Emails: The percentage of legitimate emails decreased (from 84.76% to 53.87%), while the percentage of spam emails significantly increased (from 15.24% to 46.13%). This suggests a significant increase in spam activity.

Malicious vs Non-Malicious Emails: The percentage of non-malicious emails slightly increased (from 97.43% to 98.40%), while the percentage of malicious emails significantly decreased (from 2.57% to 1.60%). This suggests a significant decrease in malicious email activity.

Layer 3 Attacks (Network Layer): UDP attacks significantly increased (from 60.04% to 66.46%), while TCP attacks significantly decreased (from 39.89% to 33.45%). This suggests a significant shift towards UDP-based attacks.

Layer 7 Attacks (Application Layer): WAF mitigations slightly decreased (from 61.27% to 57.26%), while DDoS mitigations slightly increased (from 29.21% to 34.79%). This suggests a slight shift towards attacks that are mitigated by DDoS protection.

These changes are relatively small overall but could indicate emerging trends. The significant increase in spam emails and UDP-based attacks are particularly noteworthy and should be monitored closely.

Statistics

Device Type Distribution: Desktop usage is at 57.69%, while Mobile usage is at 42.26%.

HTTP Protocol Distribution: HTTPS is used in 93.68% of connections, while HTTP is used in 6.32%.

Bot vs Human Traffic: Human traffic makes up 70.52% of total traffic, while bot traffic makes up 29.48%.

IP Version Distribution: IPv4 is used in 73.38% of connections, while IPv6 is used in 26.62%.

TLS Version Distribution: TLS 1.3 is used in 62.98% of connections, QUIC in 20.81%, and TLS 1.2 in 15.94%.

Operating System Distribution: Android is used in 38.58% of devices, Windows in 32.21%, iOS in 18.16%, MacOS in 7.97%, and Linux in 2.21%.

Spam vs Legitimate Emails: 53.87% of emails are not spam, while 46.13% are spam.

Malicious vs Non-Malicious Emails: 98.40% of emails are not malicious, while 1.60% are malicious.

Layer 3 Attacks (Network Layer): UDP attacks make up 66.46% of attacks, TCP attacks make up 33.45%, and GRE attacks make up 0.08%.

Layer 7 Attacks (Application Layer): WAF mitigations make up 57.26% of mitigations, DDoS mitigations make up 34.79%, and IP Reputation mitigations make up 6.13%.