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Spammers are increasingly turning to hosted services to ship out their junk mail, the latest threat report from MessageLabs revealed. The amount of unwanted email is again surging after a host of botnets -- led by the high-powered Srizbi network of compromised machines -- have reconnected to internet service providers. The percentage of new web sites harbouring malware and other potentially unwanted programs has increased by almost 50 per cent this month, according to the latest figures from security firm MessageLabs released today. Spammers are using thousands of Google Groups to spread unwanted email and malware. A list of the five most spammed people in Britain, found one person received 44,000 unwanted emails a day. With flaws in many new products, vendors should listen a bit more to the research community perhaps Security vendors have warned of an increase in cybercrime during the holiday season. The crisis on Wall Street is contributing to the largest rise in email-borne malware since February 2007. Internode offers business customers access to spam filtering and anti-virus service. Data security solution provider, Sophos, intends to make a cash offer for shares in Utimaco Safeware to strengthen its leadership in the IT market. A good storage solution, backed up with the right policies, can help keep you out of the headlines and achieve compliance. By Mark Mayne The ForeScout CounterACT was the device which took the most time to install and configure. Google and eBay have joined forces to protect users from spam and malicious emails by leveraging an authentication technology called DomainKeys. PayPal, eBay and Gmail have teamed up to try and limit the amount of spam or phishing mails that their customers receive. Hackers could run malicious code on the RAZR device by sending a corrupt image by MMS, according to an advisory from TippingPoint Happy birthday, spam. Saturday marked 30 years to the day when the first spam email was delivered. McAfee has released the results of its Spammed Persistently All Month campaign.. The infamous Storm botnet has been linked to a new spam run recorded earlier this week. An add-on for the popular Firefox browser hid potentially malicious code, possibly contaminating the machines of anyone who downloaded it. The Storm Worm botnet is just a fraction of its original size, but malware remains on the rise, according to one email security firm.