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Martijn Grooten (Virus Bulletin)
Martijn Grooten presents a round-up of the first annual APWG eCrime Researchers Sync-Up.
Read moreRaul Alvarez takes a look at a lesser known stealth technology - the alternate data stream.
Read moreMcAfee glitch prevents addresses starting with the letter 'A' from receiving mail.
Read moreTwo years on, stolen card details from Heartland breach still being used.
Read moreTerry Zink (Microsoft)
Previously Terry Zink has looked at how SMTP works, email headers, SPF, SenderID and DKIM. But what about some practical realities? How well do these technologies work in real life? Can we use them to solve actual problems? Here he describes a real…
Read moreDmitry Bestuzhev (Kaspersky Lab)
'The issue facing even the most experienced users is how to distinguish between fake and legitimate antivirus solutions before installing them on a computer.' Dmitry Bestuzhev, Kaspersky Lab
Read moreChina slides down the rankings of top spam-producing countries.
Read moreMAAWG introduces memorial award to honour the behind-the-scenes contributors who make the Internet safer for all.
Read moreWith the passage of bill C-28 in December, Canada became the last of the G-8 countries to make spamming illegal. John Levine, who was involved in the development of the bill, outlines the new law and its implications.
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