I told you, I am a little late with the timelines and statistics in the last week, but I promise, I will catch up, so it’s time to publish the statistics derived from the cyber attacks timelines of June (Part I and Part II). In this month I have collected…
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It’s time to publish the statistics derived from the cyber attacks timeline of May (Part I and Part II). In this month I have collected a total of 130 events, a sharp decrease from the 155 recorded in April. The Daily Trend of Events chart shows…
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It’s time to collate the data collected in the timelines of Q1 2019. I have pulled together some statistics that I will try to keep up-to-date when new timelines are published. Please, before asking me where the data comes from, have a look at the cyber attack timelines, as these are the sources of the graphs that you will find below.
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It’s time to publish the statistics derived from the timelines of April, a month in which I have collected a total of 155 events, a 10% increase compared with March, when this number was 141.
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And now I can publish the statistics derived from the timelines of March. This month I have collected a total of 141 events (considering the leaks released by Gnosticlplayers as single attacks), which confirm…
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Here we are with the statistics derived from the two timelines of February (part I and part II). This month the toll is quite high: I have collected a total of 165 events as I have considered…
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After the two timelines of January, it’s time to publish the corresponding statistics: this month I have collected a total of 126 events. We definitely left the drop of December behind, and…
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Finally I can summarize all the events and statistics collected in 2018, quite a complicated year from an infosec perspective. For those of you that keep asking…
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And after the timelines (part I and part II), it’s time to publish the last statistics for 2018. related to December, a month that has seen a slight decrease in the level of activity (oh the Christmas atmosphere). I have collected 106 events, 20 less than November.
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It’s time to publish the cyber attacks statistics derived from the timelines of November (part I and part II). This month I have collected a total of 126 events that confirm the growing trend (in October this number was 113), and position this month in the third place for 2018 behind February (133 events), and July (132).
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