Block Spam

Moderator: Danny Sullivan, Editor-in-Chief, Search Engine Land This room is kind of empty, I guess because it is competing against a political campaign. This is being recorded on video for later. In any event, this panel isn’t new but Danny…

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Apparently, people can no longer hide behind their companies when local spam laws are broken. This is a case where a huge amount of money was awarded and must be paid by a husband and wife team whose business income…

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Google is back in the news. This time it’s because it shut down several anti-Obama blogs on its Blogger service, labeling them “splogs” or spam blogs. The bloggers involved, all ardent supporters of Hillary Clinton, received emails that said their…

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Shaun Nichols in San Francisco, The volume of spam messages laden with malicious links or attachments is increasing, according to the latest figures. Symantec’s monthly State of Spam report claims that malware-laden messages are far…
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The volume of spam messages laden with malicious links or attachments is increasing, according to the latest figures.
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An Arizona couple must pay a Clinton, Iowa-based Internet service provider 6 million for e-mail spam sent to the company’s servers, a federal judge has ruled.
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Fresh evidence from MessageLabs suggests that taking Atrivo offline had more of an impact than some thought it would. Overall spam for September was down 8 percent, and while the reprieve won’t last, taking major ISPs down can clearly have…

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The number of spam messages laden with malicious links or attachments is increasing, according to Symantec.
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MessageLabs cites demise of one ISP and finds that the peak time of day for sexually explicit spam falls around the noon hour.
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DUBAI — Some Middle East-based companies are receiving as many as 1.5 million emails per day across their networks with as much as 90 per cent being spam, making them potential targets for devastating cyber attacks, say industry sources.
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