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Spammers are increasingly turning to hosted services to ship out their junk mail, the latest threat report from MessageLabs revealed. Spam originating from popular webmail services are spiking now that spammers have found ways to evade the challenge-response requirements for opening an account, a new study from email security firm MessageLabs reveals. A loophole in Google's website is sending unsuspecting users to malicious websites or executables, according to McAfee Avert Labs. People who send their CVs to online job sites may be putting themselves at risk of identity theft according to a fraud prevention experiment. Hackers are using YouTube servers to lure users of the popular video sharing site into visiting dating sites or to promote their goods online in a new spam campaign, warn security experts. A variant of the extremely popular Nigerian 419 scam is possible via Paypal, the INQ has discovered. On paper it looks bulletproof but it's still a big con.
The IT security vendor community came out in force today to warn consumers and corporate web surfers that internet criminals are likely to double their efforts over the Christmas season to infect machines and steal sensitive data. Spammers have launched their 2008 holiday season spam campaigns using email to tout pharmaceutical products and casino spam with a Christmas angle.
Most spam is sent to non-existent addresses, but that can still generate annoying messages for genuine users. Go Green initiative promises to scrap legacy kit if customers sign to SaaS
offering. A new phishing scheme leveraging the McDonald's name is part of a trend that plays on the economic downturn. Social networking giant Facebook has been awarded a hefty US$837m judgment against a Canadian spammer under the US Can-Spam Act. One in four public-facing domain name system (DNS) servers on the internet are still vulnerable to the Kaminsky flaw, according to the fourth annual survey of DNS servers by network services vendor Infoblox. The Public Key Infrastructure solves many security problems, but also introduces risks that require careful management. The trail of bogus anti-virus software and the money it brings in leads to a software company in Russia, according to security researchers. Malware writers are leveraging the trusted Google name to launch a new wave of worm attacks against Facebook users, researchers said this week. Internet research firm Netcraft said it has detected a cross-site scripting vulnerability on Yahoo that could be used to hijack authentication cookies. As it turns out, Microsoft's emergency fix plugs a previously unknown Windows vulnerability that was being exploited in limited attacks. A new wave of malicious spam relies on requests for delivery confirmations for unsolicited emails. Consumer peer-to-peer (p2p) internet applications are growing at a blistering pace. Evidence is everywhere: worldwide, users send more than 10 billion instant messages every day (J.D. Powers and Associates); Skype's 136 million users account for 7 percent of international long-distance traffic (Morgan Stanley); video file sharing may account for up to 60 percent of all internet traffic (CacheLogic).