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Hyderabad, Dec. 26:

Social networking sites have become the target No. 1 for cybercriminals, with phishing attacks on these sites registering an increase of 13 percentage points to 30 per cent in November over the previous month.

Phishing is done by using similar-looking websites and emails, enticing the users to reveal personal information. This information is sold by cyber criminals in the cyber underworld.

Online stores, with a share of 13 per cent, fell to third place this month from the first place. The share of phishing attacks targeting financial and e-payment organisations decreased by 3 percentage points in November, but this category remains firmly in second place with 20 per cent share in the overall attacks.

Search engines continue to be targeted less frequently (down by 5.4 percentage points) and fell to the fourth position from the third. The search engines most frequently targeted by phishers were Google and Yahoo, Tatyana Shcherbakova, a spam analyst at Internet security solutions firm Kaspersky Lab, said.

As expected, Christmas-themed spam has surged. In December, advertisements for various goods and services related to the holidays will continue to increase, while the amount of image spam will also be on the rise, she said.

The share of spam in mail traffic fell sharply in November to 62.9 per cent, a decrease of over five percentage points over Octobers figure.

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Orkut ranks as the most visited social networking site in India, followed by Facebook

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RESTON, VIRGINIA: comScore, Inc., a leader in measuring the digital world, today released a report on the top social networking sites in India, finding that visitto the site category increased 51 percent from the previous year to more than 19 million visitors in December 2008.

The study also found that global social networking brands continued to gain prominence in India during the year, with Orkut, Facebook, hi5, LinkedIn and MySpace each witnessing significant increases in visitation.

Indian software developers prefer Orkut

"Social networking continued to grow strongly in India this past year, with several of the top global brands carving out a more prominent position," said Will Hodgman, comScore executive vice president. "While there is certainly room for several players in the social networking space in India,the sites that have the right blend of having both a strong brand and cultural relevance will be best positioned for future growth."

Orkut tops list of social networking sites in India

Orkut reigned as the most visited social networking site in December 2008 with more than 12.8 million visitors, an increase of 81 percent from the previous year.

Orkut's audience was three times the size of its nearest competitor in the category. Facebook.com captured the #2 position with 4 million visitors, up 150 percent versus year ago, followed by local social networking site Bharatstudent.com with 3.3 million visitors (up 88 percent) and hi5.com with 2 million visitors (up 182 percent).

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by Mike on December 27, 2012

Facebook and Twitter are two of the more popular social networking sites available today and if you read streams regularly, you will see breaking news as well as mundane updates such as someone cutting the grass or eating breakfast.

Social networking sites can be a great means of getting information out and while Facebook and Twitter work on a global scale, Nextdoor wants to take a more local approach to the entire premise of sharing information. Nextdoor is a service similar to the neighbourhood watch program but Nextdoor is entirely online. Essentially, a user would register for an online account and then specify the borders of their neighbourhood. The service will then allow you to open up your neighbourhood watch to others that live close to you and assuming that you can register ten additional users within the first 21 days after creating your account, you will then have an active account.

As a neighbourhood block program, Nextdoor will allow you to share information about the comings and goings within your area. You will be able to share information with your group about such items as shady characters, lost pets, indigenous animals that are going through your garbage, etc. The service can also be used for more positive aspects of your neighbourhood such as setting up a block party.

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