The report said that while India accounted for 35 per cent of the global spam, it ranked sixth for malicious code in 2010.
But it seems that in 2011 things have improved.
According to a new study conducted by Kaspersky Lab, a computer security company, India is not one of the top malware hosting countries.
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In the first quarter of 2011, 89 per cent of all web resources used for hosting malware were detected in 10 countries around the globe.
The United States still tops the list of countries in which malware-spreading web resources were detected.
In the US, the bulk of the malicious content is located on compromised legitimate sites.
Between January and March 2011, the share of malicious hosting sites in the US increased by 1.7 percentage points.
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The number of malicious hosting sites in China decreased, continuing the trend that began in 2010.
The volume of web attacks originating from this country fell by 3.33 percentage points compared to fourth quarter of 2010.
The number of servers with malicious content in Germany also decreased as a result of a massive web clean-up effort organized in that country.
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1. The United States
Sites hosting virus: 28. 56 per cent
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2. Russia
Sites hosting virus: 17.26 per cent
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3.The Netherlands
Sites hosting virus: 11.89 per cent
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4. China
Sites hosting virus: 7.65 per cent
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5. Ukraine
Sites hosting virus: 5.14 per cent
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6. Germany
Sites hosting virus: 4.84 per cent
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7. The United Kingdom
Sites hosting virus: 4.76 per cent
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8. Sweden
Sites hosting virus: 3.04 per cent
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9. Virgin Islands
Sites hosting virus: 2.86 per cent
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10. Canada
Sites hosting virus: 2.56 per cent