Latest antispam news.
EU battles flood of unwanted e-mail, 11/27/06
The European Commission has warned its member states to beef up their efforts to cut spam, spyware and malicious software, after research showed that up to 85% of all e-mail received in the European Union is unsolicited.
F5 Networks, Secure Computing bring reputation filtering to the edge, 11/20/06
F5 Networks and Secure Computing on Monday announced plans to deliver a reputation-based security module they say will let organizations eliminate as much as 70 % of unwanted e-mail from untrustworthy senders.
Face-off: Image-based spam is a nightmare facing enterprise networks, 11/30/06
There are commercial solutions to combat this image-spam nightmare, but much of the enterprise market and most e-mail users worldwide are not yet protected.
Face-off: Image-based spam is not a nightmare facing enterprise networks, 11/30/06
Spam is a continually evolving threat. Randomized image spam is just the latest mutation in a long line of techniques used by spammers to thwart the defenses put in place by the antispam community. What’s different about image spam is that most traditional antispam techniques have failed to offer an effective means to thwart it.
