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... http://securityincite.com/3PP-PR Drive-by: Spam Cube or Should I Say Scam Cube? I  did an impromptu drive-by on a new consumer targeted spam device called the Spam Cube. Let's just say I was underwhelmed. ...

Blog entry - Mike Rothman - 2006-03-31 08:49 - 0 comments

... of data are out of vogue, in lieu of new fraudsters using spam and viral propagation techniques for economic fraud. Clearly there are ...

Blog entry - Mike Rothman - 2006-01-25 22:19 - 0 comments

... law, it's clearly fraud. Sure spamming violates CAN-SPAM, but that was a concocted law that is very hard to prove. Many of these ... I've personally seen a bunch of these show up in my spam quarantine, so it's happening. Link: ...

Blog entry - Mike Rothman - 2006-03-21 08:28 - 0 comments

... So what? -  Having spent time in the anti-spam business - these kinds of datapoints are both funny and shocking to me. A ... Stock Spam Boosts Prices So what? - For any of you that thought spam was going to go away, forget it. It seems that it works and here is ...

Blog entry - Mike Rothman - 2006-04-10 08:43 - 0 comments

... else. I also mentioned in yesterday's TDI that spam was here to stay as long as folks keep clicking on the links and being ...

Blog entry - Mike Rothman - 2006-04-11 13:46 - 0 comments

... lab that gets paid to test products. When I was in the spam business, we had this happen TO us, so I'm still a bit sore. ...

Blog entry - Mike Rothman - 2006-03-29 10:16 - 0 comments

... that IP networks are subject to denial of service attacks, spam, eavesdropping, and spoofing. Of course, they are talking about VoIP and ...

Blog entry - Mike Rothman - 2006-06-13 08:34 - 0 comments

... of some folks. Blue Security, which does a do-not-spam registry, pissed some folks off and suffered a massive DDoS attack. So ... by Blue Security, the folks that maintain an "Do not spam" registry. Evidently these bozos were attacked in a well coordinated ...

Blog entry - Mike Rothman - 2006-05-05 05:53 - 0 comments