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Symantec Releases State of Spam Report
In the October 2008 report Symantec highlights that the trend is on the rise of spam messages containing URL links to malicious code.

Published by Peter_Suciu (4,261 pts ) on Oct 6, 2008 to
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Email Attachment Security Considerations
Sending out the wrong information as an attachment can be as damaging to a business as receiving and opening an attachment plagued with malware. Serious consideration should be given to tightening the reins on when (and if) email attachments should be sent outside of your network.

Published by Jake Shores (3,717 pts ) on Sep 20, 2008 to
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MySpace spammers hit with record $230 million fine
MySpace has been awarded a $230 million judgement against spammers Stanford Wallace and Walter Rimes (see attached court order) who orchestrated a spam campaign against MySpace. Wallace and Rimes were fined $100 per message under the CAN-SPAM Act, $1.5 million for violating California's anti-phishing legislation and were also ordered to pay several...

Published by Brett Callow (5,966 pts ) on May 22, 2008 to
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What's keeping you awake at night?
The risk landscape is constantly changing. While email-borne threats continue to be a problem, other risks are now replacing spam and viruses as the main thorn-in-the-side of small businesses. What's keeping you awake at night? What's your main security concern/priority in 2008? Is it insider attacks? The portable problem (iPods, laptops, flash...

Published by Brett Callow (5,966 pts ) on May 15, 2008 to
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