Weekly Internet Security Stats
Email Security - There's been a significant decrease in spam emails from 21.53% to 6.76%. This is a positive change, indicating that spam filters and email security measures are becoming more effective. However, the percentage of malicious emails has slightly increased from 2.21% to 2.79%. This highlights the importance of maintaining robust email security measures, as even a small percentage of malicious emails can pose a threat to users' security.
Layer 3 Attacks - There's been a decrease in UDP attacks and an increase in TCP attacks. This could suggest a shift in the types of network layer attacks being experienced and might influence the focus of network security measures.
Layer 7 Attacks - There's been an increase in WAF mitigations and a decrease in DDoS mitigations. This suggests a shift towards attacks that are mitigated by WAF, indicating the importance of maintaining and updating web application firewalls as well as web apps themselves.
These changes underline the dynamic nature of internet traffic and security threats, emphasizing the importance of continuous monitoring and adaptation of security measures.
Weekly Changes
Device Type Distribution:
Desktop usage has slightly increased from 57.52% to 57.89%.
Mobile usage has decreased from 42.44% to 42.07%.
HTTP Protocol Distribution:
HTTPS usage has slightly increased from 93.69% to 93.81%.
HTTP usage has decreased from 6.31% to 6.19%.
Bot vs Human Traffic:
Human traffic has slightly increased from 70.39% to 70.51%.
Bot traffic has decreased from 29.61% to 29.49%.
IP Version Distribution:
IPv4 usage has decreased from 72.67% to 72.61%.
IPv6 usage has increased from 27.33% to 27.39%.
TLS Version Distribution:
TLS 1.3 usage has increased from 62.48% to 62.79%.
QUIC usage has decreased from 21.25% to 21.17%.
TLS 1.2 usage has decreased from 16.00% to 15.79%.
Operating System Distribution:
Android usage has decreased from 38.49% to 37.96%.
Windows usage has increased from 32.20% to 32.37%.
iOS usage has decreased from 18.30% to 18.27%.
Spam vs Legitimate Emails:
The percentage of legitimate emails has significantly increased from 78.47% to 93.24%.
The percentage of spam emails has significantly decreased from 21.53% to 6.76%.
Malicious vs Non-Malicious Emails:
The percentage of non-malicious emails has decreased from 97.79% to 97.21%.
The percentage of malicious emails has increased from 2.21% to 2.79%.
Layer 3 Attacks (Network Layer):
UDP attacks have decreased from 69.05% to 61.57%.
TCP attacks have increased from 30.86% to 38.35%.
Layer 7 Attacks (Application Layer):
WAF mitigations have increased from 54.31% to 55.90%.
DDoS mitigations have decreased from 37.87% to 35.38%.
Statistics
Device Type Distribution:
Desktop: 57.89%
Mobile: 42.07%
Other: 0.04%
HTTP Protocol Distribution:
HTTPS: 93.81%
HTTP: 6.19%
Bot vs Human Traffic:
Human: 70.51%
Bot: 29.49%
IP Version Distribution:
IPv4: 72.61%
IPv6: 27.39%
TLS Version Distribution:
TLS 1.3: 62.79%
TLS QUIC: 21.17%
TLS 1.2: 15.79%
TLS 1.0: 0.24%
TLS 1.1: 0.01%
Operating System Distribution:
Android: 37.96%
Windows: 32.37%
iOS: 18.27%
MacOS: 8.39%
Linux: 2.29%
ChromeOS: 0.64%
Smart TV: 0.08%
Spam vs Legitimate Emails:
Not Spam (Legitimate): 93.24%
Spam: 6.76%
Malicious vs Non-Malicious Emails:
Not Malicious: 97.21%
Malicious: 2.79%
Layer 3 Attacks (Network Layer):
UDP: 61.57%
TCP: 38.35%
GRE: 0.07%
ICMP: 0.01%
Layer 7 Attacks (Application Layer):
WAF (Web Application Firewall): 55.90%
DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service): 35.38%
IP Reputation: 6.84%
Access Rules: 1.77%
Bot Management: 0.11%
API Shield: 0.00%
Data Loss Prevention: 0.00%