Quoted (again) on Softpedia.com

The source of the article ist the statistics for July, published in the techblog:

“Because of the holiday season, many people started to buy games and spend more time in the social media websites, so the increase in attacking such web sites comes quite naturally,” Sorin Mustaca, manager of international software development at Avira, noted.


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