Here's how you'll get hacked by cybercriminals: infograph

They prey upon 2 in 3 mobile users who snub mobile security.

According to the Norton Cybercrime Report 2012, 72 percent of Singaporean online adults have been a victim of cybercrime in their lifetime, a decrease of 8 percent compared to 2011.

Here's more from Norton Cybercrime Report 2012:

In the past 12 months  48 percent of online adults in Singapore have experienced cybercrime, (3,800 victims of cybercrime every day, and 3 victims per minute) and the average direct financial cost per victim is US $657.

This year’s survey shows an increase in “new” forms of cybercrime compared to last year, such as those found on social networks or mobile devices- a sign that cybercriminals are starting to focus their efforts on these increasingly popular platforms.  

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