An article that caught my attention this morning by Brian Prince of eWeek (http://www.eweek.com/c/a/Security/Malicious-Sites-With-Fake-Obama-News-Trying-to-Build-Botnet/) details the latest in e-mail security attacks: “Spammers are luring victims

Internet News published this article yesterday, about zombie PCs (http://www.internetnews.com/security/article.php/3796526/The+Webs+Latest+Threat+Smarter+Zombies.htm) getting smarter and harder to track, as they are regularly asking for new IP addresses

You heard it hear first: 2009 is going to be known as the “Year of the Social Networking Scam.” As more people publish details about

Cisco’s annual security study is out, and not surprisingly personalized spam and phishing attacks are on the rise:   Yes, guys, those spam e-mails for

One of the biggest problems with e-mail is the complete lack of an inherent security model. Like the telephone, most people have come to take

Let me begin by saying that you cannot make this stuff up! The following excerpt comes from MSNBC’s “The Red Tape Chronicles” :   AT&T reserves

According to Wikipedia, e-mail spam is defined as follows: “E-mail spam, also known as unsolicited bulk Email (UBE) or unsolicited commercial email (UCE), is the

It sure would be a great move for the folks at HP (Hewlett Packard) to build an operating system to further distinguish themselves within the

Facebook – LinkedIn – MySpace – Plaxo – Twitter. What do these have in common aside from the fact they are all wildly successful? Simple…

For e-mail to continue as the Internet’s “killer app” there is no question the issue of security, or with e-mail, the lack of security, needs