Cyber criminals Like Best Online Content.

There was sugar ants. Thus roughly appropriate maxim to describe the development of the current cyber crime that led to the users of social networking and other online content users. Data from Nielsen Online shows that the activity of social networking today is the fourth highest of all the activities a person does when connecting to the internet.

Related to this trend, Sophos released a report that summarized the year security Security Threat in 2010, where over 100 existing web sites, 50 of whom have a high security risk. Most crime in those sites directed at social networking, phishing and malware. Interestingly, 61 percent of respondents are involved in the research Sophos think that Facebook is a social network with the greatest security risk because most visited by Internet users.

The same thing also revealed Microsoft's latest Security Intelligence Report stating that the current online attacks aimed at the 2 main targets, namely: user (person) and the user's computer (equipment). "User target PC uses such as phishing social engineering, while the threat of more PCs from malware," said Jacqueline Peterson, Microsoft Asia Pacific Regional Security & Privacy Lead. Jacqueline also said that, from 100 percent of the threats that currently 49 percent are threatened with the high category or very dangerous (High Severity). "And worse, most of Berkategori very dangerous threat is the gap which was easily accessible," he added.

Responding to this, Lukman Susetio, Windows Client Product Manager Microsoft Indonesia, suggest to Internet users to be more careful and use a browser that can prevent and counteract phishing activity Malware. "The browser is good and secure an absolute necessity today. Internet Explorer 8 for example, it provides various security features as surf, like InPrivate feature and SmartScreen to help avoid phishing attacks by crackers, "