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Security vendors have warned of an increase in cybercrime during the holiday season. Spammers have launched their 2008 holiday season spam campaigns using email to tout pharmaceutical products and casino spam with a Christmas angle.
End-users should brace themselves for a new wave of phishing emails that reference the recipient's holiday credit card spending pattern during the Christmas season. Zombie activity and spam levels jumped last month as criminals began to target users in the weeks before Christmas, a new report revealed today. Australians strongly support the introduction of new technologies to provide greater security for individuals’ data and finances, according to the Unisys Security Index by Newspoll released today. As Americans go to the polls to elect their 44th President, the security industry is facing a possible end to spam linked to the candidates. Spam email messages have fallen by eight per cent thanks to the demise on 20 September of California-based ISP Intercage, according to security vendor MessageLabs. There are other things more depressing than lacking a date for Valentine's Day. For starters, how about getting stung by a trojan disguised as an e-card celebrating the annual romantic holiday? At least two brands of digital picture frames, a popular gift during the recent holiday season, have been contaminated by malware and one of the models - Insignia's 10.4-inch frame - has been recalled by the manufacturer and pulled from the shelves of Best Buy. Employee caught with documents and CAD files. Cloud computing and security - what are the issues? Information at the moment is sketchy to say the least. The holiday buying season is likely to generate a wave of phishing attacks in January 2008, according to seasonal data collected by security software vendor, SonicWall. Security experts have warned consumers to be aware of the growing threat of ID theft as the online holiday shopping season reaches full swing.. Telcos breathe sigh of relief. A list of the five most spammed people in Britain, found one person received 44,000 unwanted emails a day. The Storm worm is showing no signs of letting up in its Valentine's Day assault.. Spammers were more naughty than nice this past holiday season, according to Symantec’s monthly ‘State of Spam’ report. The holiday blitz from the perpetrators of the Storm Worm, which began with fake Christmas messages last month, has continued unabated as a spate of false New Year's greetings have been delivered by the notorious botnet, researchers reported this week. US security experts are warning consumers to be particularly vigilant when doing their Christmas shopping online this year. Worldwide spam volumes have surged by 50 percent in the first quarter of 2008 revealed security vendor Proofpoint today, who now predicts enterprises will see inbound spam more than double this year.