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DECEMBER 23RD, 2009
By TEAM REGISTER
Fake blog posts spamvertise knock-off pills
Cybercrime affiliates of unlicensed pharmaceutical websites have begun moving on from attacks purely designed to poison Google search engine results, and are now targetting Microsoft’s web properties.…
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DECEMBER 18TH, 2009
By TEAM REGISTER
When Harry Met Spammy
MP3 spam has made an unwelcome return, two years after the tactic was first used to spamvertise products and services.…
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DECEMBER 17TH, 2009
By TEAM REGISTER
Alleged anti-social behaviour provokes lawsuit
Facebook has launched lawsuits against a trio of alleged high profile hijackers and spammers.…
Web threats: Why conventional protection doesn’t work
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DECEMBER 15TH, 2009
By TEAM REGISTER
Busy bees reveal a hive of junk mail activity
Stats from the one billion spam messages blocked by Project Honey Pot over the last five years provide an insight into junk mail trends and spamming practices.…
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DECEMBER 8TH, 2009
By TEAM REGISTER
Future rogue ISP takedowns unlikely to bring relief
Cybercrooks have adapted to the takedown of rogue ISPs by building more resilient botnets.…
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DECEMBER 1ST, 2009
By TEAM REGISTER
Test suggests collaboration is the way to fight the wrong’uns
The combined efforts of anti-spam products outperform any individual products alone, according to an experiment by Virus Bulletin, the independent security certification organisation.…
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