Sierra Leone Ranks First on Internet Security
Monday, August 30, 2010 - 11:30
Internet security company AVG has just released a study that looks at the safest and most dangerous places to be hit by a malicious computer attack or virus.
According to the study, Sierra Leone is the safest recording the fewest attacks with an average 1 in 692 web surfers facing an attack, while the United States of America came a distance 9th when it comes to the riskiest places to go online where 1 in 48 people were hit by an attack.
The study rates Turkey as the most dangerous country for web surfers with an average of one in every 10 users face a threat to be hit online, followed by Russia one in every 15 users, Armenia (one in 24) and Azerbaijan (one in 39).
To read the article titled, “Nation ranks first on Internet security,” click here.
According to the study, Sierra Leone is the safest recording the fewest attacks with an average 1 in 692 web surfers facing an attack, while the United States of America came a distance 9th when it comes to the riskiest places to go online where 1 in 48 people were hit by an attack.
The study rates Turkey as the most dangerous country for web surfers with an average of one in every 10 users face a threat to be hit online, followed by Russia one in every 15 users, Armenia (one in 24) and Azerbaijan (one in 39).
To read the article titled, “Nation ranks first on Internet security,” click here.
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