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    Real Viagra sales power global spam flood 15/07/2009 00:24:00

    The truism that spam mostly consists of inducements to buy products such as Viagra turns out to spot on, a security company has found.
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    One bot-infected PC = 600,000 spam messages a day 23/04/2009 07:42:00

    Some bot-infected PCs can crank out as many as 25,000 spam messages per hour, new research released Wednesday claimed.
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    Security networks send spammers underground 28/01/2009 12:55:00

    Botnets will employ more obfuscated control techniques including the use of peer-to-peer networks during 2009, according to security researchers, following the [[artid:556517764|McColo datacentre take-down|new]] last year.
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    Malware, spam, botnets growing faster than ever before 25/06/2008 11:23:53

    The spam and malware tsunami continues to cast a mounting shadow over the Internet this week.
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    Mr. Safety keeps watch on MySpace security 08/03/2007 12:59:35

    It was late August, and depending on whom you asked, MySpace was either a Web 2.0 prophet or the devil gone digital. While the business world was reading about the social networking site's US$900 million deal with Google, its expansion into Australia and its mention on Time's list of the 50 coolest websites, the security community was riveted by a different set of headlines. "Two teens arrested in MySpace hack," read one. "Three teens accused of sexually assaulting girl they met on MySpace.com," read another. A third: "Man accused of raping MySpace date."
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    Aussies get spam for Christmas 04/12/2006 15:07:06

    The festive season has brought along a heavy increase in global spam, with China and South Korea now leading the world in spewing out the number of phishing e-mails populating the globe.
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