Since its inception, the IronPort Threat Operations Center has been tracking worldwide spam volume. Changes in spam volume can be attributed to numerous factors including the variety of methods used by spammers and capture rates due to the ability (or inability) of anti-spam solutions to keep up with rapidly changing techniques.

The graph below expresses the number of spam messages over a specified amount of time. The table contains additional vectors to help show how spam relates to global email volume and its own average statistics.

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Global spam volume

graph of spam volume

 

Date Spam Volume (Billions) % of Global Email Volume Spam Volume Change
2010 Feb 09 204.5 87.0% 14% (increasing)
2010 Feb 08 179.7 86.1% 24% (increasing)
2010 Feb 07 144.3 85.8% -15% (decreasing)
2010 Feb 06 168.8 85.7% -12% (decreasing)
2010 Feb 05 192.8 85.6% -4% (decreasing)
2010 Feb 04 201.4 85.7% -29% (decreasing)
2010 Feb 03 282.7 85.9% -24% (decreasing)

 

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