Mi2g, which provides digital risk management research, said 67% of all successful overt digital attacks was done against the Linux OS, which has exploded in popularity but in the U.S.
Mi2g, which provides digital risk management research, said 67% of all successful overt digital attacks was done against the Linux OS, which has exploded in popularity but in the U.S. and abroad. Attacks against Linux were three times higher than against Microsoft Windows, which accounted for 23.2%, Mi2g reported.
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