Attacks on large companies gain prominence – while millions of small businesses are targeted every day. Hackers attack small businesses for the same reason they started attacking computers in the previous decade: the number is greater and security is weak. Hackers do not discriminate in these attacks. They do not consult the yellow pages when choosing their target. They simply create code to find, attack and corrupt vulnerable websites. Large and small businesses are at the same risk, as well as non-profit institutions, NGOs and blogs. In fact, most of the corporate websites that are hacked are small and not the Top 500 most valuable companies or large ecommerces. Despite this, many small business owners think they will not be hit. For a malicious user, every website is a potential source of money. To learn more about how hackers monetize these actions and what vulnerabilities are most exploited.