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Web Trends Thus Far for 2011 Include Outdated Plug-ins, Social Media Policy Struggles, Facebook Domination and Botnets

By Stephanie Jordan
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Attackers are no longer targeting web and email servers, contends Zscaler, instead they are attacking enterprises from the inside out, by first compromising end-user systems and then leveraging them to gain access to confidential data.

Published May 25, 2011

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