Spam Techniques Articles

Proofpoint acquires email archiving firm Fortiva

Dan Kaplan June 24, 2008

Email security provider Proofpoint has acquired an on-demand email archiving vendor to boost its offerings.
 

Malware to blame for porn on state worker's laptop

Sue Marquette Poremba June 17, 2008

Child porn possession charges were dropped against a Massachusetts man after forensic experts proved his state-issued computer had been infected with malware.
 

Arbitrator rules spammer must pay MySpace $6 million

Dan Kaplan June 17, 2008

MySpace has won a $6 million judgment against a spammer who allegedly used the popular social networking site to bombard users with unwanted advertisements.
 

FTC says fining would aid in spyware deterrence

Sue Marquette Poremba June 13, 2008

The Federal Trade Commission wants the power to punish and fine spyware purveyors.
 

Floods, tornadoes may encourage internet trickery

Dan Kaplan June 13, 2008

The deadly twisters that ripped through Kansas this week and the historic floods sweeping across the Upper Midwest will soon give rise to donation scams and malicious attacks, the SANS Storm Center warned on Friday.
 

Threat forecast predicts more Storm, spam, phish

Sue Marquette Poremba June 05, 2008

Expect more malware, unwelcome email, and social engineering threats as the summer begins.
 

Spammers use hosted services to send unwanted mail

Dan Kaplan June 03, 2008

Spammers are increasingly turning to hosted services to ship out their junk mail, the latest threat report from MessageLabs revealed.
 

Email makes the world go 'round

Peter Stephenson May 22, 2008

Email is the grease that makes today's business run smoothly, says Peter Stephenson.
 

Phishers turn to legit sites to steal information

Dan Kaplan May 21, 2008

Normally, phishers have a short window of opportunity in which to conduct their attacks before service providers take the rogue sites offline. Now, they have found a new way to lengthen their assaults.
 

Investigators take down mass phishing ring

Dan Kaplan May 19, 2008

Thirty-eight people, including a host of U.S. residents and foreign nationals, have been charged in connection to two international phishing operations that preyed on unsuspecting bank customers, investigators announced Monday.
 
 
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