From MSNBC:
Internet users around the world send an estimated 60 billion e-mails every day and many of these are spam or scam attempts, business leaders said on Tuesday.
Deutsche Telekom Chief Executive Kai-Uwe Ricke said cyber criminals were growing more active and sophisticated, and the vast e-mail traffic meant industry, government and Internet users had to be vigilant and work together.
“This figure was new for me as well — worldwide there are around 60 billion e-mails sent every day,” Telekom Chief Executive Kai-Uwe Ricke told an Internet security conference.
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