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According to the statistics system of hacked sites in China, in the third week of September (2013-09-13 to 2013-09-19), the total number of hacked websites submitted in China was 1006, up 68.79 percent from last week. Here are the details:

(figure 1) submission of hacked websites in the third week of September (2013-09-13 to 2013-09-19)

According to figure 1, the largest number of submissions was on 17 September, with a total of 517, followed by 19 September, with a total of 153. The lowest number of submissions was on 18 September, with 13 submissions. An average of 143 hacked sites were submitted every day.

(figure 2) Domain name distribution of hacked sites in the third week of September (2013-09-13 to 2013-09-19)

The others contain 16 domain names with only one hacked website.

According to figure 2, there are 44 domain names this week, 15 more than last week. The highest proportion of domain names hacked is still .com, accounting for 56.56%, followed by China's top-level domain .CN, accounting for 6.56%, followed by .NET, accounting for 6.16%. This is followed by the Danish top-level domain .DK, which accounts for 4.97%, and .IT, which accounts for 4.87%.

Among them, only one hacked site has 16 domain names, and 2 hacked sites have 4 domain names.

To sum up, there has been a sharp increase in the number of black site submissions this week, and the number of domain names has also increased significantly. This is the record of the week before the holiday, but we don't want everyone to have a good holiday, so it hacks a lot of websites, and webmasters have to work hard. Will the number of submissions of hacked sites continue to rise next week? please continue to follow the statistics of hacked sites.

Article launch IDCps.com, link: http://www.idcps.com/news/20130923/63881.html

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