68 results on '"Spam (Junk email) -- Analysis"'
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2. Imam Abdulrahman Bin Faisal University Researcher Adds New Data to Research in Machine Learning (A lifelong spam emails classification model)
3. Will spam overwhelm our defenses? Evaluating offerings for drugs and natural health products
4. New Findings from Thapar Institute of Engineering & Technology in the Area of Computers Described (Protector: an Optimized Deep Learning-based Framework for Image Spam Detection and Prevention)
5. Spamalytics: an empirical analysis of spam marketing conversion
6. Who gets spammed?
7. Spammer beware! A survey of state statutes regulating unsolicited commercial email.
8. Us versus them
9. Is That Email Really From Apple?
10. Conficker Worm Arms Itself To Steal And Spam; The new variant, designated Conficker.E, is arriving through the worm's P2P connectivity
11. Studies Conducted at Beihang University on Soft Computing Recently Reported (Sentiment analysis and spam detection in short informal text using learning classifier systems)
12. Cybercriminals Playing Mind Games With Users; A study shows that spammers and phishers are playing on our biggest fears and our biggest desires
13. The Ticker
14. FTC Study Concludes Masking, Filtering Stop Spammers; Unmasked E-mail addresses received over 6,400 spam messages, while only it's readable by people but not by machines.one spam message reached masked E-mail addresses. Masking is the practice of altering an E-mail address so that
15. Sophos discovers new spam attack posing as news about US marine deaths in Iraq
16. Internet Week - Comment - Why email has lost its way
17. Mobile Text Message Spam Doubles; Spam accounts for close to half of all text messages sent to cell phones, a percentage that has more than doubled in just one year
18. Spam Not Leveling Off; Despite some chatter about the amount of spam leveling off, one analyst Friday noted that the math being used is misleading
19. Drugs, Phishing Top 2004 List Of Spam Terms; Terms related to pharmaceutical drugs and phishing scams topped the list of the most widely sent junk e-mail subject lines used by spammers this year, America Online Inc. said
20. Phishers Take Aim At EarthLink, Other ISPs; Phishers are widening their nets to include customers of Internet service providers (ISP), a security firm said
21. MessageLabs Warns Yahoo! Users Of Unique Phishing Attack; Low-volume attacks gets users to create Yahoo! ID for use by spammers
22. Stamping Out Spam; It clutters your e-mail, slows your PC, and worse -- but plenty of weapons can combat spam. Here's how to choose the best one for you
23. Rolex replaces Viagra as top spam
24. NOTES FROM THE FIELD: McAfee knocks, Scotch on the rocks - You call that spam?
25. New Phishing Scam Takes Advantage Of Election Hype; A phishing-style scam is circulating via e-mail enticing Americans to call a 900 number to register their support for Sen. John Kerry or President George W. Bush
26. THE TECHWEB SPIN: The Best Technology Blogs; The headline of this article is a lie, but, 'Hey, Mitch, What Links Do You Have In Your 'Best Technology Blogs' Folder' isn't very catch
27. Spam: Born In The USA; An analysis by messaging-filtering vendor CipherTrust says the large majority of the world's spam comes from a few spammers within the United States
28. Spam: Think Globally, Block Locally
29. Spammers Get Ready For April Fool's Day; Barracuda Networks, a maker of spam firewalls, says spammers are expected to intensify their efforts as April 1 nears
30. Can-Spam Changes Life For Legit E-Mailers; While the new federal law hasn't slowed the torrent of junk messages, an attorney says it's altering the way respectable businesses send E-mail
31. Fighting the worms of mass destruction - Internet security
32. Spammers Find New Targets; They've moved beyond E-mail and are clogging blogs, cell phones, and instant messages
33. Spam Nation; It's a [bad] part of our everyday lives. Who's behind this stuff?
34. Et Tu, AT&T Wireless?
35. Spam Volume Up 4 Percent In March, Says Brightmail; Spam now accounts for 45 percent of overall e-mail traffic, according to the e-mail filtering company
36. Briefing Book: Spam; Spam has gone in a short time from mere nuisance to a significant security risk, as businesses estimate that 40 percent of their incoming e-mail is spam, which adds costs for network resources and staffing
37. Staff meeting, as seen by the spam filter: message intercepted
38. Spamming the World: In a popularity contest, 'bulk e-mailers' would rank just above child pornographers. But the scourge of the Internet is defending its vocation
39. NOTES FROM THE FIELD: Making new friends
40. Nailing your email campaign: need to reach your target market? The inbox is still the best way
41. Seems Somebody Is Clicking on That Spam
42. Irritated by spam? Get ready for spit
43. Search algorithms thwart would-be players. (After the Portal)
44. Spam/malware protection
45. Not all spam is spam
46. Spam Plague Infecting Major ISPs
47. Debate: organizations should be overly concerned about image-based spam
48. Introduction: controlling uninvited, inappropriate content from entering corporate inboxes is vital to business productivity
49. MS05-048
50. 'Spear phishing'
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