More than 640,000 websites and about 5.8 million pages are infected with malware, according to Dasient, which was founded by former Googlers to offer services to help websites stay malware-free and off blacklists.
That figure for infected pages is nearly double what Microsoft estimated in a report in April.
For more, read Web-based malware infections rise rapidly, stats show on CNET News.
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bjbrock | 10/28/09
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you can be qualified as much as you want
ljenux-23043766007667558234416105604265 | 10/28/09
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comment garbage direct
Mectron | 10/28/09
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How do you measure IQ in Korea?
The Mentalist | 10/28/09
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Not always a Windows issue.
Enter Name Here | 10/28/09
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Yeah butr were the Linux servers infected themselves?
UAC nanny screen | 10/28/09
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Hosted PHP Apps Like WordPress can be a Danger
cchx111 | 10/28/09
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RE: Infected sites rising at alarming rate
alaskagirl | 10/28/09
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Good thinking-
unclefixer@... | 10/28/09
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RE: Infected sites rising at alarming rate
jgrissom | 10/28/09
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Easier Said than Detected
eiverson@... | 10/29/09
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RE: Infected sites rising at alarming rate
seedcore | 10/30/09
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RE: Infected sites rising at alarming rate
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