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HANGZHOU - It was "technically impossible" for a city in east China's Zhejiang province to be the "world's malware capital," as the only Internet service provider had a Mail Abuse Prevention System installed, according to police and experts Friday.
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When an IP address sends a certain amount of spam, it will be automatically disconnected, said the statement.
Anti-virus software company Symantec recently said that 21.3 percent of malicious attacks in the world came from Shaoxing.
Shaoxing, which is famous for its labor-intensive textile industry, had no significant IT business nor famous university nor any other conditions to make it the "world's malware capital," Meng Xiangqing, a professor with the National Defense University, was quoted as saying by Global Times this week.
Shaoxing is a key textile industry base and has the largest textile market in Asia.