China less junk mail than India

India has become the world's largest source of spam, as is the case in Russia and Brazil, according to a series of reports from the recent Internet Security Agency, the Hindustan Times reported. And thanks to China's interconnected network security measures, the Chinese spam phenomenon is not particularly serious, not among the top ten countries.

India has become the world's largest source of spam, according to a new report released by ICSA Laboratories, a security agency based in the United States. They tracked 3 million spam messages from June 7 to 13th last week, 14% of them in India, and the report found that the second largest was Russia, which made up 11.5% of the spam. The report also shows that China is not among the top 10 countries. In addition, the network security company "Project Honey Pot" survey results also show that India is the largest source of spam. The survey found that Brazil ranked second, while Chinese sources of spam accounted for a decline in the global share.

India's lack of security facilities and the growing popularity of the Internet are the reasons for this, says an expert in the field. In addition, the report said, as China and the United States and other countries continue to strengthen the security of the network, those who send junk mail began to see India as their base of operations.