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Spammers Turn to Free Web Hosting Services |
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A few insights on Twitter hackers and phishers |
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Microsoft: Scareware, PDF exploits rise |
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Spam in the Neighborhood |
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How to detect a spammer in Twitter |
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Photo site hit by internal phishing attack |
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Spammers break Live Hotmail's CAPTCHA yet again |
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Christmas Lures Being Distributed Via Spam |
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Orkut Message Notification Malicious Spam |
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Phishing, e-mail money laundering scams on the rise |
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US Treasury Warns of Phishing, Redirects to Malicious Sites |
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Bogus MS Update Comes With Malicious Attachment |
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Dual Curses: Viruses and Spam |
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Spammed SWF URLs Abuse ImageShack, Lead to Rogue AV |
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Six botnets the culprit of 85 percent of all global spam |
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PayPal Closes a Phishing Vulnerability |
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Fraudsters offer IRS Tax Refund |
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To Open or Not to Open |
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Fake RootkitBuster Busted! |
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Top 10 Malware and Spam List 2007 |
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Google Toolbar: Beware of Buttons |
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Orkut spam worm spotted! |
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MySpace Phishing |
Breaking into someone else's MySpace account has gotten a lot of press recently, with a nasty fight between celebrity hotties Shanna Moakler, Lindsay Lohan, and Paris Hilton. But assuming you're not Paris, why would anyone want your MySpace password? And assuming you're smarter than Paris and don't use your dog's name, how would they get that password?(...Read more)-------------------------------------------------------- Top ^
Spam e card hides Trojan sting in its tail |
Computer users have been warned of a spam campaign that poses as an electronic postcard in an attempt to lure the unwary into downloading a web based Trojan. Sophos reported that it has intercepted hundreds of the messages, which contain the subject line 'You have received a postcard!'.(...Read more)-------------------------------------------------------- Top ^
Paris Hilton image spam scams spread malware |
The same group of hackers who last week promised nude photographs of Britney Spears is now believed to be mass spamming messages that contain a clickable image of Paris Hilton and porn star Jenna Jameson all leading to websites hosting a variety of recently patched exploits.(...Read more)-------------------------------------------------------- Top ^
Awareness of phishing driving malware writers to other means |
Although the targets of crimeware writers looking to gain financially from their exploits tend to be larger financial institutions located in Europe or Asia, it's likely that North America will see more online fraud using rootkits and other forms of crimeware in the coming years.(...Read more)-------------------------------------------------------- Top ^
Fortinet spots malware, phishing on Google Blogger.com pages |
Hundreds of weblogs on Google's Blogger.com platform are being used in phishing attacks or to disseminate malware, according to research released this week by Fortinet. Some traffic to the malicious blogs is being driven by a variant of the Stration mass mailing worm, according to an advisory on Fortinet’s website.(...Read more)-------------------------------------------------------- Top ^
Spear Phishing |
Spear phishers gather information, usually on the Internet, about an individual, and then craft a personalized email more likely to dupe the mark. According to the FBI, the personalization method has proved so profitable that a significant number of spear phishers, principally located outside the United States, began applying it to death-threat extortion emails for the first time last December. FBI spokeswoman Cathy Milhoan says the problem is "huge."(...Read more)-------------------------------------------------------- Top ^
'Drive by Pharming' Attacks Potential Threat to Broadband Users |
Researchers at Symantec and the Indiana University School of Informatics have uncovered a new threat to broadband users. The attack, nicknamed "Drive by Pharming", uses JavaScript on a Web site created by a hacker to reconfigure broadband routers. Once the user clicks on a link, the malicious JavaScript code changes the DNS settings on the user's router so that every time the user logs on to a Web site, DNS resolution will be performed by the attacker.(...Read more)-------------------------------------------------------- Top ^
Adult Spam Has Been Going Down |
Security firm Symantec dropped its latest report onto the Internet, and noted how spam activity for January held pretty consistent with trends they have seen over previous months. Spam continues to be a massive inbox pest. Symantec said there was a little good news, as the total spam seen at the SMTP layer dropped to about 69 percent.(...Read more)-------------------------------------------------------- Top ^
