Web Browser Group Test Socially-Engineered Malware - Asia-Pacific Q3 2011
In May-June 2011, NSS Labs performed the first test of web browser protection against socially-engineered malware targeting APAC users. This test was in addition to our recent European and global browser tests. Socially engineered malware (SEM) remains the most common security threat facing Internet users today. Recent studies show that users are four times more likely to be tricked into downloading malware than be compromised by an exploit.
This report focused on URLs chosen to be of significant threat to APAC users and followed the same Live Testing methodology as the global tests conducted in Q1 2009, Q3 2009, Q1 2010 and Q3 2010 (www.nsslabs.com/browser-security).
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This report was produced as part of NSS Labs’ independent testing information services. Leading vendors were invited to participate fully at no cost, and NSS Labs received no vendor funding to produce this report.
Topics: socially-engineered malware
Product Type: Endpoint - Browser
Report Type: Group Test
Report Length: N/A
Vendors Tested: Apple, Firefox, Google, Microsoft, Opera
Products Tested: Apple Safari 5, Google Chrome 12, Windows Internet Explorer 9, Mozilla Firefox 4, Opera 11
August 15, 2011

