Re: Incoming port accesses from China

> I can't say that the traffic has been monopolized by China. I'm in the
> US, and the last time I bothered to look (logging is normally off) I'm
> seeing about half the connection attempts coming from zombies on North
> American broadband links, about a third from Asia (split fairly evenly
> between China, India, and Korea), and about a quarter from Europe (again
> fairly evenly split among 10 countries).

I read recently that China accounts for the largest per capita use of the
Internet, worldwide. That was interesting to me. I would have guessed U.S.
But, I guess China is a "tad" bigger :-)

-Frank


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