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Infographic: IPXO 2022 Q3 Abuse Prevention Statistics
Your comprehensive view of the IP address abuse handling at the IPXO Platform during the third quarter of 2022.
We present our third IP address abuse statistics roundup of the year. Soon, we will refresh the IPXO Statistics hub to provide you with even more insights and in-depth information about how the IPXO Abuse Prevention team deals with IP address abuse on the IPXO Platform. In the meantime, let’s review the 2022 Q3 abuse prevention statistics.
Spam maintains the top position of most common threats
Spam has remained the number one threat linked to IP address abuse on the Platform. RootSTV has regained its spot as the number one malware. The percentage of manual abuse handling has once again decreased to 4%. At IPXO, we have successfully automated IP address abuse handling to ensure that our Abuse Prevention team has the time to provide high-quality and efficient support. Check out the infographic below to get a more detailed view of Q3.
If you are interested in learning more about IP address abuse handling at IPXO, download our free Abuse Mitigation white paper.
2022 Q3 IP address abuse infographic
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Gustavas Davidavicius
Customer Solutions Engineer
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