| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - words and other confidential data on the user's computer, Kaspersky warned.South Korea became a major source of spam for European users in February, accounting for 50.9% of junk e-mail, dropping previous leader China to sixth place.Kaspersky speculate that the reason might be a change in botnet.Such significant changes in the share of spam produced by these two countries may be due to the fact t
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