Audio-spam pitch rode eight-figure Storm wave
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The Storm season may be tapering off, but the botnet still managed to push out 15 million audio-spam messages flogging a pump-and-dump stock scheme this month.
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MELBOURNE -- It was a sickening sound to 20 million pairs of Australian ears -- a "thwack!" that was heard from Sydney to Perth, the Great Barrier Reef to Tasmania at 9:49 last night in Rod Laver Arena.
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Spurred by back-to-school sales and politics, spam messages accounted for 82% of all the inbound e-mail processed during August, according to FrontBridge Technologies, an e-mail security firm.
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The Storm Trojan horse is now spreading by way of e-mail that includes a link to what appears to be to a YouTube video, security researchers said.
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For spammers, it&#39;s been a summer of love. Two newly issued reports tracking the circulation of unsolicited e-mails say pornographic spam dominated this summer, nearly all of it originating from Internet addresses in North America.
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Spammers have come close to ruining e-mail--and threaten to do the same to Internet telephony. The time to stop them is now.
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Spam messages in Chinese, Korean and Japanese are on the rise, say e-mail filtering experts.
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Virus writers have created a piece of malware that &#39;talks&#39; to victims. The Amus email worm uses Windows Speech Engine (which is built-in to Windows XP) to deliver a curious message to infected users.
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Researchers this week reported a spam run that tried to trick users into downloading a Trojan horse posing as a video of Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton.
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Storm clouds, filled with politically charged lightning, are rumbling over the federal government these days.
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Read a "Form 8-K" these days and you can almost hear the crack of a bat at a Boston Red Sox game, the whir of a vacuum cleaner at a high-roller suite in Las Vegas, the scream of a corporate jet.
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The Spam maker squeals with delight at positive earnings.
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Legitimate mortgage lenders inadvertently support--and get tangled in--spam traps.
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Try not to smile: A top spammer may be sentenced to hard time.
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Another day, another filter-evading tactic from the spammer. This time, they're pitching their woo in the form of e-mail stationery "backgrounds," which aren't generally scanned by filtering tools. Experts say the trend is rising.
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Blog: A Trojan packed e-mail is targeting businesses under the guise of a Better Business Bureau complaint.
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Read a "Form 8-K" these days and you  can almost hear the crack of a bat at a Boston Red Sox game,  the whir of a vacuum cleaner at a high-roller suite in Las  Vegas, the scream of a corporate jet.