The leading social-networking site is battling an army of spam attacks caused by the Koobface worm.
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Despite lessons learned online, mobile spam is a growing problem and the government is having problems fixing liability.
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Federal regulators suspend trading of stocks touted in unsolicited emails.
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Year in Review: 2006 was the year of spamming dangerously and zombies in your home.
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School wants to train people how to think like hackers to protect businesses.
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Spamhaus, which maintains a blacklist of spammers, could lose its domain name in a dispute with a company it has accused of spamming.
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Unleashing new tactics, attackers increasingly target home users’ personal data.
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As U.S. is named the leading spammer, Symantec says it will protect Yahoo users.
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Startups find profit in getting bulk messages delivered.
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Blue Security closes its antispam arm after a spam attack.
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Users are more likely to respond to emails hawking pornographic information, say experts.
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The U.S. Federal Trade Commission levies a $2.4 million penalty against big-time California spammers.
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Beware of the new scourge that won’t go away.
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The nation wants to say goodbye to unwanted email messages.
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Anti-spam specialists say Yahoo and AOL's plan to charge businesses for sending commercial email is ‘dead on arrival.’
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Net providers want businesses to pay to guarantee email delivery to their members.
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The associate dean at Georgia Tech’s College of Computing says botnets are today’s top security threat.
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Ten to 20 percent of blogs are “splogs,” making real-time blog search a difficult task.
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Security threats will become more sophisticated in 2006, keeping security startups and their customers on their toes.
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The wireless giant charges a Florida travel company for allegedly sending spam to nearly 100,000 mobile customers.
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