Spamauditor.org Website Review

THE SPAM AUDITOR BLOG: THE INFORMATION NEXUS FOR THE ANTI-SPAM COMMUNITY. The se*tortion spam that is prominent today has existed for many months now, if not longer. We’ve written about it ourselves in our We do a lot of work with ISPs and Telcos and we get it. you don’t want to make changes that might affect your customers. However, if you don’t make some simple changes to account and pas*word policies, not only … Continue reading → While we are predominantly interested in email spam there are other attacks that can indicate ‘bad actors’, and the networks they operate from, that are worth examining. It can be tomorrow they change tactics and start sending spam. We couldn’t … Continue reading → Not too long ago we published an article going over the general landscape of large file size spam provider whose network has been consistently sending out … Continue reading → A new malicious spam is making the rounds, and it might scare a few people into falling for this. This form of ‘blackmail’ spam, pretends that some how they hacked your computer or home TV and watched you through your … Continue reading → Normally, spammers tend to rely on very small spam messages because their goal is to get as many spam messages out as cheaply as possible. They also save on bandwidth costs this way. But with more and more hosting companies … Continue reading → It looks like Canadians need to watch out for fake parking ticket spam this Christmas season.  We have gotten reports that once again, (see A new bot seems to be making the rounds, but this time it is nice that this bot is easily identifiable. We’ve observed the bot perform three different behaviors so far: 1) Attempting to log in user accounts with a … Continue reading → Given all the ransom ware going around pretending to be an invoice from your Bank or your Service provider, you would think that a company the size of Sprint would make sure that the ‘invoices’ they send you would follow … Continue reading →