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McAfee Proves Link Between Spam and Cybercrime

McAfee, Inc. Experiment Reveals the Growing Psychological Nature of Spam -- McAfee S.P.A.M. Experiment Proves Link Between Spam and Cybercrime

McAfee Spam Experiment Sheds Little New Light on Spam-demic

mcafee-spam-experiment.jpgYou don't have to be a member of Mensa to predict if you go around asking for spam you'll get it. But that's exactly what security firm McAfee did with its Spam Experiment conducted in April. The test asked 50 people from ten countries to defy common sense and for 30 days surf the Web on a computer with no anti-spam software. Participants were encouraged "to go where most Internet users would not dare" in an effort to see what would happen. Guess what, they were spammed.

McAfee extends VirusScan Enterprise product line

McAfee, Inc. is extending its VirusScan(R) Enterprise product line to protect mission-critical enterprise applications. McAfee continuously researches new potential areas for attacks and will be the first to protect these new vectors. McAfee's VirusScan family will include three new products: McAfee VirusScan Enterprise for Offline Virtual Images, McAfee VirusScan Enterprise for use with the SAP NetWeaver(R) platform, and McAfee VirusScan Enterprise for Storage.

Breaking Down Blog Spam Malware

Jesper Johansson, co-author of Windows Vista Security: Securing Vista Against Malicious Attacks, recently wrote an article in The Register which dissects a new type of threat. Anyone with a blog has probably seen blog spam- comments made on blog posts which have little or nothing to do with the actual blog post, but contain links to spam-related web sites. I have spam filters in place, so I rarely even see the blog spam posts. They are an annoyance, and I simply delete them in periodic batches. However, Jesper did stop to look at the spam and noticed that a new breed was becoming prevalent. The new breed, rather than just leading to some annoying spam site, are actually malware attacks. For a complete breakdown of the threat, and Jesper's dissection and analysis, check out Anatomy of a Malware Scam.

Security Bites 106: McAfee plays with spam

McAfee released on Tuesday the results of a monthlong spam experiment. The security company provided 50 people worldwide with a clean laptop armed only with antivirus protection (no anti-spam protection) and a brand new domain for e-mail. McAfee then asked them to surf the Net and blog about their experiences.

D-Link, McAfee Offer Safe Internet Access Solution

D-Link India has teamed up with McAfee to provide customers a safe high-speed Internet access solution. Now, customers buying D-Link broadband routers will have 90-days free McAfee VirusScan Plus.

D-Link Joins Hands With McAfee to Offer Free Anti-Virus Package

D-Link India, a networking company, and McAfee, a security technology company, have teamed up to provide their customers a safe high speed internet access solution. Customers buying select D-Link broadband routers will now come with 90 days free McAfee VirusScan Plus.

IronPort research reveals link between malware botnets and illegal online pharmaceutical supply chain

IronPort Systems, a leading provider of enterprise spam, virus, and spyware protection and a Cisco Systems subsidiary, revealed a link between malware botnets and illegal pharmaceutical supply chain businesses that recruit botnets to send spam that promote their websites.

IronPort research reveals link between malware botnets and illegal online pharmaceutical supply chain

IronPort Systems, a leading provider of enterprise spam, virus, and spyware protection and a Cisco Systems subsidiary, today revealed a link between malware botnets and illegal pharmaceutical supply chain businesses that recruit botnets to send spam that promote their websites.

Spam on the rise; spammers turn to new avenues

Spam is on the increase again, and Sophos' latest spam trends report shows that only one in 28 e-mails can be considered legitimate. The rest are like the Vikings in that classic Monty Python skit: Spam, spam, spam.

McAfee 'proves' if you act stupid get spam - durh

McAfee has run an experiment where a number of subjects using pristine laptops spent a month surfing the web unprotected (except for anti-virus).Â

McAfee Rolls Out Unified Platform

SANTA CLARA, Calif. -- McAfee, Inc. (NYSE:MFE) announced enhancements to McAfee Total Protection (ToPS) for Endpoint, McAfee's flagship endpoint security solution. This release provides new and updated compliance and security functions, including powerful policy auditing, flexible network access control, rogue system detection, enhanced Web security and improved anti-malware technology. The integration of management capabilities between endpoint security and compliance management enables customers to reduce costs, improve visibility and comply with industry & security policy across their entire infrastructure.

McAfee, Inc. Delivers Stronger Security and Simplified Compliance ... - CNNMoney.com (press release)

SANTA CLARA, Calif., July 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- McAfee, Inc. (NYSE: MFE) announced enhancements to McAfee(R) Total Protection (ToPS) for Endpoint, McAfee’s flagship endpoint security solution. This release provides new and updated compliance and security functions, including powerful policy auditing, flexible network access control, rogue system detection, enhanced Web security and improved anti-malware technology. The integration of management capabilities between endpoint security and compliance management enables customers to reduce costs, improve visibility and comply with industry & security policy across their entire infrastructure.

McAfee, Inc. Delivers Stronger Security and Simplified Compliance in a Single Solution

SANTA CLARA, Calif., July 14 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- McAfee, Inc. (NYSE: MFE) announced enhancements to McAfee(R) Total Protection (ToPS) for Endpoint, McAfee's flagship endpoint security solution. This release provides new and updated compliance and security functions, including powerful policy auditing, flexible network access control, rogue system detection, enhanced Web security and improved anti-malware technology. The integration of management capabilities between endpoint security and compliance management enables customers to reduce costs, improve visibility and comply with industry & security policy across their entire infrastructure.

Zebras Get Less Spam Than Aardvarks

MojoKid writes "A recent study (PDF) by Richard Clayton at Cambridge University determined that the first letter of a someone's email address directly affects how much spam they receive. As shown in the graph at either link above, email addresses with numbers as their first characters receive even fewer spam emails. The corpus used in the study was 8 weeks' worth of email from the UK ISP Demon Internet, just over half a billion messages, of which 56% was deemed to be spam."

McAfee (MFE) NewsBite - McAfee Reports Stronger-Than-Expected Earnings

McAfee Inc. (MFE) opened at 34.60. So far today, the stock has hit a low of 34.29 and a high of 35.00. MFE is now trading at 34.81, up 2.06 (5.95%). The stock hit its 52 week high of 41.66 in October and set its 52 week low of 27.80 in January. MFE slipped at the end of 2007, but has moved to the upside since the beginning of this year. Security software maker McAfee announced yesterday evening its second-quarter profit dipped to $47.8 million, hurt by hefty charges and a legal settlement. The company posted earnings of 52 cents per share, while analysts forecast earnings of 45 cents per share. Revenue climbed to $396.8 million, just above analysts' view for $369.1 million in sales. Technical indicators for the stock are bearish and steady while S&P gives MFE a neutral 3 STARS (out of 5) hold rating.

Spam gets sophisticated, says McAfee

Spam is evolving and utilising more languages and cultural nuances as it becomes more difficult to detect and the most popular spam subject remained financial offers, including pre-approved loans and credit cards.

What Happens When You Reply To ALL of Your Spam

bednarz writes "For Tracy Mooney, a married mother of three in Naperville, Ill., the decision to abandon cyber-sense and invite e-mail spam into her life for a month by participating in a McAfee experiment was a bit of a lark. The idea of the Spammed Persistently All Month (S.P.A.M.) experiment — which fittingly started on April Fool's Day — was to have 50 volunteers from around the world answer every spam message and pop-up ad they got. Mooney was game, especially since McAfee was giving a free PC to all participants. She told her story to Network World."

Don't You Feel Safer Now That Google Added A Link To Its Privacy Policy?

One of the more idiotic accusations thrown at Google of late was this idea that it was somehow a problem that it didn't link directly to its privacy policy from its home page. It had a privacy policy. That privacy policy was easy to find. Almost no one actually reads its privacy policy -- but a bunch of privacy groups who surely had more important things to spend their time on got all upset that Google refused to link from its front page. It appears that Google has now given in and agreed to link to the privacy policy, oddly removing the word "Google" from its copyright notice and replacing it with a link to the privacy policy.

McAfee's Mountain Of Spam

(06-30) 20:28 PDT -- Internet users in the United States receive more spam than those in any other country. Spammers are shifting toward more-sophisticated e-mail campaigns. And no wired country is immune to the ubiquitous Nigerian scam spam.

McAfee study takes surfers to depths of spam

(06-30) 20:28 PDT -- Internet users in the United States receive more spam than those in any other country. Spammers are shifting toward more-sophisticated e-mail campaigns. And no wired country is immune to the ubiquitous Nigerian scam spam.

Know Your Cybercrime Enemy - Finjan Unveils The Latest Cybercrime Organizational Structures And Modus Operandi

Know Your Cybercrime Enemy – Finjan Unveils The Latest Cybercrime Organizational Structures And Modus Operandi

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Know Your Cybercrime Enemy - Finjan Unveils the Latest Cybercrime Organizational Structures and Modus Operandi

PRNewswire/ -- Finjan Inc., a leader in secure web gateway products, today announced the latest findings by its Malicious Code Research Center (MCRC). In its latest trends report for Q2 2008, the MCRC identifies and analyzes the latest Crimeware business operations, and provides a first-of-its-kind insider's look at the organizational structure of Cybercrime organizations. It all makes the cybercrime more successful and profitable than ever.


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