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McAfee Tackles 'Spam Hijack' Flaw in Anti-Malware Code By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published January 19, 2012 A flaw in the security vendor's cloud-based service allows users' systems to be used by spammers. Tags: spam, SaaS, security vulnerability, McAfee Facebook Blocks 200 Million Malicious Actions Daily By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published January 05, 2012 Still, the amount of spam on the site is growing faster than its number of users. Tags: Facebook, spam New York Times Mistakenly Spams 8 Million People By Datamation.com Staff | Article Published December 29, 2011 The paper meant to send an e-mail to 300 people, but instead sent it to a much larger list. Tags: spam, phishing, e-Mail Cisco: Java Attacks on the Rise As Spam Declines By Sean Michael Kerner | Article Published January 20, 2011 Annual security report from Cisco shows the first ever decline in spam volume, but don’t get too optimistic -- other types of attacks are growing. Tags: Java, Oracle, security, spam, Cisco America: A Global Leader in Spam By Larry Barrett | Article Published January 13, 2011 Stats from the fourth quarter of 2010 show that the U.S. hasn't lost its touch, at least not when it comes hacked PCs. Tags: security, spam, PC security, malware, hacker attacks How Facebook Will Rule the World By Mike Elgan | Article Published October 06, 2010 Facebook could achieve what Google, Microsoft, Yahoo and others have been attempting for years: To create a platform so necessary that to cancel your account would be equivalent to withdrawing from society. Tags: Facebook, email, spam, barcode, Facebook marketing Facebook Targeted by Password-Grabbing Virus By - Reuters | Article Published March 18, 2010 Carried by spam, the virus acts to steal online account passwords and other sensitive information. Users are warned not to download the attachment. Tags: Facebook, spam, email security, virus, password protection Dubious Honors: Top 25 Names in Spam Titles, 2009 By Larry Barrett | Article Published January 12, 2010 To snare unsuspecting users, spam senders used a glittering list of celebrities in the message line. Who were the top draws? Tags: spam, Spammers Using Sender Policy Framework to Fight Spam By Sonny Discini | Article Published August 24, 2009 Sender Policy Framework, or SPF, is getting a lot of buzz as a solution to spam. Tags: spam, server, servers, policy, e-Mail Facebook and Twitter: When to Friend and Defriend By David Strom | Article Published May 21, 2009 The emphasis needs to be on quality, not quantity. Tags: video, Facebook, spam, IT, Gates How to Really Eliminate SPAM By Eric Geier | Article Published January 20, 2009 Spam filters will catch some junk e-mail but to truly take control of your in-box requires a verification service. Tags: email, services, spam, server, IT The Spamhaus List of Spammiest Networks By Chris Nerney | Article Published January 08, 2009 The Spamhaus List of Spammiest Networks Tags: Google, spam, China, networks, Russia, Spamhaus McColo and the Difficulty of Fighting Spam By Ray Everett-Church | Article Published November 20, 2008 In a world full of spamming, phishing and other fraudulent behavior, even the most battle-tested spam investigators are hard-pressed to assess who’s to blame and who’s been framed. Tags: services, spam, IT, ISP, cable Coming Soon, The Sarah Palin Sex Video By Chris Nerney | Article Published September 11, 2008 Coming Soon, The Sarah Palin Sex Video Tags: spam, malware, Obama, sex, Palin The Unimaginative World Of Spammers By Chris Nerney | Article Published August 04, 2008 The Unimaginative World Of Spammers Tags: security, spam, porn, report, Secure Computing The Spamming Season Is Almost Upon Us By Chris Nerney | Article Published July 31, 2008 The Spamming Season Is Almost Upon Us Tags: spam, report, Secure Computing, trend Incredibly Sad By Chris Nerney | Article Published July 25, 2008 Incredibly Sad Tags: spam, spam king, Eddie Davidson, prison Why Can't Google Catch Easy Spam? By Mike Elgan | Article Published April 16, 2008 Google: I don't speak Chinese! When I get e-mail that's entirely Chinese characters, it's spam, OK? What could be easier than that? Tags: Google, spam, IT, e-Mail |
