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I read recently that ~~~90%~~ lots of malware comes through ads, so it’s a really great security help as well.
Where did you read that? It sounds very high.
I read it from a Lemmy user who said they ran a business network and that’s the distribution they saw.
Thanks for questioning that. I couldn't find a wider trend number and it was a bit irresponsible of me to repeat it assuming it applied everywhere.