Spamhaus Botnet Threat Update: Q1-2019
Welcome to the first quarterly update of 2019
In the first three months of this year, Spamhaus… Continue reading Spamhaus Botnet Threat Update: Q1-2019
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Emotet adds a further layer of camouflage
Most professionals within enterprise security have come across ‘Emotet’. As its history… Continue reading Emotet adds a further layer of camouflage
Block 99.4% of spam using only Spamhaus’s blocklists and SpamAssassin
In Virus Bulletin’s recent VBSpam Test, Spamhaus’s data blocked 99.43% of spam with 0.02%… Continue reading Block 99.4% of spam using only Spamhaus’s blocklists and SpamAssassin
How to Halt the Hijackers
If you’ve read Network hijacking – the low down, you’ll be fully versed in the varied ways… Continue reading How to Halt the Hijackers
Network hijacking – the low down
Network hijacking involves the announcing or re-routing of Internet protocol (IP) addresses… Continue reading Network hijacking – the low down
A Domain-Specific Lesson from the Marriott Incident
The headlines have come thick and fast over the past few weeks in relation to the ‘Marriott… Continue reading A Domain-Specific Lesson from the Marriott Incident
Exploits Block List – Two Botnets Contribute to 50% Increase in Listings
If you’ve been monitoring the Exploits Block List (XBL) recently you will have noticed a… Continue reading Exploits Block List – Two Botnets Contribute to 50% Increase in Listings
How has GDPR affected Spam?
GDPR, WHOIS and Spam – how is it all panning out?
The real answer is that it is far too… Continue reading How has GDPR affected Spam?
Smoke Loader malware improves after Microsoft spoils its Campaign
Early this year, in March 2018, Microsoft’ Windows Defender Research Team in Redmond… Continue reading Smoke Loader malware improves after Microsoft spoils its Campaign
Smoke Loader malware improves after Microsoft spoils its Campaign
Early this year, in March 2018, Microsoft’ Windows Defender Research Team in Redmond published… Continue reading Smoke Loader malware improves after Microsoft spoils its Campaign