Jakarta - Throughout the last 2013 years , the world was rocked by a variety of internet security key events . Attack after attack made cyber crime jumped significantly .
In a recent report by Symantec's Internet Security Threat Report 2014 noted an increase in attacks compared to 62 % in 2012 . Zero - day event is one of them .
Director of Sales Marketing Symantec Asean and Asia David Kei said that , over the past year cyber attacks caused 552 million identities have been stolen . Doubled when compared to 2011 , the number reached 232 million .
" They ( cyber criminals , red) is now more anxious to organize attacks to get the bigger and better , " said Lei , in Jakarta .
In addition , to note from Symantec is , in the last 2013 zero-day vulnerability surged dibadingkan with the previous year . Recorded numbers rose 61 % .
" Zero-day vulnerability targeted by attackers because they provide a means to secretly infect their victims without being dependent on social engineering , " he said again .
Syamantec noted , there were 23 zero-day vulnerabilities found representing an increase of 61 % from 2012 and more than the previous two years combined .
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