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Spam spoofs e-mail client

Summer appears to be the time of year when spammers get creative.

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Canada lacks anti-spam legislation, plays catch-up

Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia, the United Kingdom and the United States. Which of these G8 countries is the odd one out? Well, I suppose that each of them is in some way, but Canada is unique among the G8 nations for not having any form of anti-spam legislation. Surprising, eh?



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The last line of defense against spam

Many organisations that implement an email anti-spam solution will apply a multi-layered approach. They will implement a system that includes content filtering, IP block lists, quarantine of suspected spam items, Bayesian detection, and other important features.

| Feature | Security | 02/02/09 at 4:47 am |


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SOHO businesses beware of 419 scam

Spam comes in all shapes and sizes. Besides the traditional email spam, spammers target forums, blogs, and now, for the first time I’ve seen them targeting Web 2.0 B2B sites with a variation of the old Nigerian 419 scam, this one involving advanced fee fraud. Small businesses and one-man shops should take note and beware of this activity.

| Feature | Security | 01/27/09 at 10:01 am |


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AT&T accused of spamming its own customers

AT&T appears to have made a monumental blunder. Over the past week they sent text messages to most of their customers. The messages were ads for American Idol, and urged customers to watch the season premiere. The backlash has been considerable as angry users accused the company of spamming them. Many used Twitter to express their annoyance.

| News | Security | 01/16/09 at 4:33 am |


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Source of 75% of sent spam forced offline

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