Statistics on the number of blacklisted sites in China during week 1, 3rd: 1006 submissions

According to the statistics system of hacked sites in China, from September to 3rd, the total number of submitted illegal websites in China was 1006, up 68.79% from last week. The following is the specific situation:

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Figure 1) submitted by the hacked website in week 5, 3rd from September)

As shown in figure 1, a total of 517 submissions were submitted on July 15, 153, and then on July 15. The minimum number of submissions is in December September 18, and the number of submissions is 13. On average, 143 hacked sites are submitted every day.

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Figure 2) Distribution of blacklisted website domain names from September to 3rd)
Others include 16 domain names with only one hacked website

Figure 2 shows a total of 44 domain names this week, 15 more than last week. The highest proportion of domain names on the hacked website is. COM, accounting for 56.56%, followed by top-level domain names in China. CN, accounting for 6.56%, followed by. NET, accounting for 6.16%. The top-level Danish domain name. DK and 4.97%. IT accounts for 4.87% of the total.

There are only 16 domain names for one site to be hacked, and 4 domain names for two sites to be hacked.

In summary, this week's number of submitted blacklisted sites has soared, and the number of domain names has also increased significantly. This is a weekly record before the holiday, but hackers don't want everyone to have a good holiday. It turns out that a large number of websites have to work hard for webmasters. Will the number of submitted blacklisted sites continue to rise next week? Please continue to pay attention to statistics on blacklisted sites.

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