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Spam figures for January have bucked the seasonal trend, according to Symantec.

The first months of 2008 has seen spam levels rise with the economic situation and Olympics adding fuel to the fire. A distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack brought down a government website in Georgia this weekend.
Murky world of online pharmaceuticals laid bare in IronPort research. A newly discovered application is attacking news website CNN in what security experts suspect to be an act of information warfare. To ensure the success of their new IPTV/VoD services, providers must build into their networks a comprehensive, network-centric security strategy right from the start. Anti-spam firm ClearMyMail has claimed 100 percent protection against PDF spam, as spammers change their tactics in a bid to flood mailboxes.
The amount of malware captured last year increased by 800 percent over 2006, researchers said this week.
The looming November 11 Cyber Jihad attack against the West which surfaced in media reports last week is ‘more hype than reality’ according to the chief research officer at the SANS Technology Institute. South Korea's daily multimillion dollar trade in virtual goods has been wiped out by an apparent hack attack. A simultaneous reboot of computers automatically installing the latest Microsoft patches set off a widespread Skype outage last week, the VoIP company announced today. When the subject of email security is mentioned, the first thought that comes to mind is "spam" or more appropriately "anti-spam." Cyber criminals are using British PCs to flood the world with spam, according to new figures.
Extortion technique no longer profitable, say experts. The constant need for patch management is a pain, taking up precious time and resources. Is there a better way? Gary Flood investigates. Time Magazine recently bestowed its prestigious "Person of the Year" honour on "You," recognising the growing social importance of community and collaboration on the web. Security software developer PC Tools has said that up to 50 percent of new spyware threats coming from China and Russia target specific information for identity theft. Anti-spam and anti-virus are undeniable necessities, but today's threat landscape has changed, requiring multiple layers of security technologies to keep business-critical email flowing. Email security is more than simply anti-spam and anti-virus. It's time to put true preemptive protection in email security. Nine experts from Australia and around the world sound off on where security threats are headed, and what we can do about it. Negar Salek asks the experts for advice. One of the "advantages" of being the head of a security team for a major company is that my email account is an easy first port of call for security product vendors to introduce themselves. Over the past couple of years, I have seen this means of communication grow exponentially.