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Latest Email Security News

Flight check-in emails lead to Zeus infection

April 03, 2012

Cyber criminals have cloaked spam to resemble US Airways check-in emails in phishing attempts that lead to Zeus trojan infections.
 

Trustwave buys M86 to bolster research, managed offerings

March 06, 2012

Trustwave, a cloud-based compliance and information security solutions provider, announced on Tuesday it will acquire M86 Security, a web security solutions and anti-malware provider.
 

User discovers phished Hotmail, MSN credentials

November 15, 2011

A Reddit user with the handle "Roddds" found the credentials of 47,000 webmail users after investigating a phishing message.
 

Man charged with hacking Hoboken, N.J. mayor's email

November 10, 2011

Patrick Ricciardi, 45, allegedly abused his access as an information systems specialist to spy on official emails meant for Hoboken, N.J. Mayor Dawn Zimmer.
 

Best Email Content Management & Best Email Security

November 08, 2011

Throughout the day, SC Magazine will be announcing the finalists from each of its 32 award categories, covering the Reader Trust, Professional and Excellence sections.
 

Opinions

Ten years of evolving threats: A look back at the impact of notable malicious wares of the past decade

Derek Manky, project manager, Fortinet Fortiguard Labs November 15, 2010

As security firm Fortinet celebrates 10 years in business, Fortiguard Labs took a look at the 10 most intriguing threats during the past decade and showed how their feature sets have evolved, Darwin-like, over time.
 

The "Here you have" worm brought us a close encounter with ancient history

Lysa Myers, director of research, West Coast Labs October 05, 2010

A recent mass-spreading email worm demonstrated how far user education, industry collaboration and technology have come to fight malware, but it also served as a reminder that the criminals remain one step ahead.
 

Cloud computing: Up in the air, and back down on the ground

Michael Donnelly, application solutions architect, Sendmail May 17, 2010

To avoid unintended consequences, organizations considering moving applications, such as email, to the cloud must ask lots of questions.
 

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