In the last few months, attacks have led to a number of major companies hacking their servers and encrypting their data, because of viruses and malicious malware that these groups of hackers make and transmit to spread to users' computers Like wildfire. Many countries have suffered from these breakthroughs, in various areas that affect them economically, financially, militarily ... but some of them have formed an impenetrable fortress that prevents penetration.
According to the national protection index provided by Rapid7, an annual report that identifies the state of the Internet in 183 countries around the world, it provides statistics on open port devices used by these countries to penetrate protocols such as HTTPS, SSH, SMTPS. .. And thus draw the ability to penetrate these countries and ranking according to degrees of protection, starting from the most vulnerable to the risk of cybercrime, to the least vulnerable to it.
Where the site pointed out in a statement that the world's largest subject to attacks the immoral hackers for the year 2017 is the state of Zimbabwe, making it the easiest prey for hackers around the world, the rate of 54.71% of the Internet is unencrypted "Unencrypted Internet."
- Zimbabwe:
Percentage of unencrypted protocols: 54.71%
2. Hong Kong:
Percentage of unencrypted protocols: 68.40%
3. Samua:
Percentage of unencrypted protocols: 67.99%
4. The Democratic Republic of the Congo:
Percentage of unencrypted protocols: 95.37%
5. Tajikistan:
Percentage of unencrypted protocols: 69.67%
6. Romania:
Percentage of unencrypted protocols: 66.60%
7. Ireland:
Percentage of unencrypted protocols: 53.49%
8. Lithuania:
Percentage of unencrypted protocols: 63.60%
9. Australia:
Percentage of unencrypted protocols: 52.24%
10. Estonia:
Percentage of unencrypted protocols: 61.61%