Attack Trends: 2004 and 2005

Authors:
Bruce Schneier
Affiliations:
Counterpane Internet Security
Venue:
Queue - Security
Year:
2005

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Abstract

Counterpane Internet Security Inc. monitors more than 450 networks in 35 countries, in every time zone. In 2004 we saw 523 billion network events, and our analysts investigated 648,000 security “tickets.” What follows is an overview of what’s happening on the Internet right now, and what we expect to happen in the coming months.