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Below is a chart that shows the amount of inbound mail that we see, both spam and non-spam, over the past three and a half years.? This data also appears in the Microsoft Security Intelligence Report, but the data there is monthly (or half-yearly) whereas this data is weekly:The charts are normalized to show the scale (i.e., the left hand scale is not 35,000 messages, but is 35,000 x some number).? In addition, the ...

One of the big trends this year is spear phishing.? These are phish attacks that are frequently (though not always) against high profile users.? The purpose of these attacks is to steal sensitive data or get elevation of privilege inside the service by exploiting a software vulnerability within the user’s computer that transmits usernames and passwords back to the phisher.Because of the frequency that they have occurred this year, I am sometimes asked what we do to defend against them.? I am repurposing some internal documentation that some folks inside of Microsoft have written and adding my own spin on it.Spear phishes are more difficult to repel using spam filtering because they are not ...

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I don’t see a lot of spam these days as my spam processing days are behind me.? However, from time to time the individual analysts on our team point me to recent trends.This past week, in some of our feeds, we have seen a lot of stock spam with subject lines like “CALL YOUR BROKER RIGHT NOW!!!”? We’ve seen new outbreaks of this type of spam every day.Stock spam was a huge problem when I first started 7 years ago but in recent years it has diminished.? The idea behind this type of spam is that a spammer purchases a big chunk of a penny stock traded on an obscure exchange (read: anything other than the NYSE and Nasdaq) then sends out this spam run.? When suckers receive this mail, their greed ...

We are half way through 2010 and solidly into summer vacation. How are the settings on all the parental control devices you use working for your family? Strange question for July? Maybe - but as our children grow, their needs change. Your parental control settings you have on the computer might still make sense, but they might not. Instead of waiting for the end of the year or for birthdays to modify the settings, take the time to check now without the hustle and bustle of the holidays taking all of your time. Look at the parental controls on the computer. Do the settings make sense for each user of the computer. You can normally have logins for each user of the computer. That way you don't ...

Here’s a weird story.Yesterday, I was driving back home after watching the latest Harry Potter movie – Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, Part 2.? I have never read any of the books, however, I have enjoyed the movies and the Wikipedia summaries.I sometimes browse the news and on Friday they had a “Harry Potter Stars: Then and Now” article on some news site.? I took a look at them and compared the stars of the ...

Many 21st century parents choose to protect their children from social networking perils by creating their own accounts and monitoring their child's usage. Due to this, many moms and dads have Facebook and MySpace accounts and remain updated regarding new safety features and settings. It enables them to experience this revolutionary technology firsthand while also ensuring their child's safety. If you are one such mom or dad, you may have heard a buzz about Google+. Although some mystery still surrounds this new social networking website, it is ultimately another creative competitor for Facebook. Google+, however, is gaining popularity at an exponential pace and is likely to become the social ...

Like many parents, my biggest fear is of something awful happening to my child. It was heartening to me when I first heard that MapQuest and the National Center for Missing & Exploited ChildrenR (NCMEC) recently announced the availability of a new widget on MapQuest Local that includes valuable missing child alerts and information from NCMEC.The new widget features pictures and information about children who ...

I was reading the other day an article about the initial fear of the Mac malware explosion this year that failed to materialize.? After MacDefender appeared and caused a kerfuffle and I arrogantly welcomed Apple to our world (that we in the Windows world have been dealing with this stuff forever), Richard Gaywood writes an article where he says that after the initial fear of new Mac viruses/malware, they have tapered ...

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Most American parents display an average amount of knowledge regarding social networking, especially when it comes to what is actually available for their children. Facebook and MySpace have become household terms making it easier to overlook other forms of social networking that are tailored toward a younger demographic. Facebook, the largest social networking website, does not allow accounts for children under the age of 13. However, today's tech savvy preteens know technological loopholes like they know Hannah Montana. They can conveniently alter birthdays and age information to register for Facebook and thwart the safety features provided. Explaining the perils of social networking to ...

I came across the following spam message today.? It was sent through a compromised account, and the payload points to a compromised Google Docs spreadsheet (hey, Google, you know spammers are going after that service, right?).? Below is a screenshot image:Peeling apart the message:This is resistant to IP filtering because the message comes from a hacked user’s account (the majority of mail from the IP is legitimate ...

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In the following Today Show segment, Donna Rice Hughes, President of Enough is Enough, and Michelle Borba, Educational Psychologist, discuss Internet safety with Matt Lauer. The question posed is, "Should parents snoop on their children with spyware or use an open monitoring/filtering solution?" Parents have mixed reactions to the use of spyware with some believing that it is a necessary tool to help keep their child safe online, while others believe it's a violation of privacy and there are other alternatives to keep tabs on their child such as "friending" them on social networking sites. There isn't a wrong answer - it really comes down to parenting style and family norms as to what protective ...

About a month and a half ago, I wrote a post in response to another post that was written by another blogger.? His post was that if you write an email and include a bit.ly link in it, the mail won’t get through.? I countered by saying that if you were a filter that blocked these, you would generate all manner of false positives.Since then my position has evolved somewhat (but do not send me any crow for I shall not eat it).? The big problem with URL shorteners these days is that spammers are setting them up and subsequently using them to spam.? Because there is a dearth of URL reputation lists that contain URL shortners* (other than Spamhaus’s), spammers have more success with these.? All ...

As someone who is responsible for filtering mail, there are a number of options that we have when it comes to filtering spam.? We can do any of the following:Reject it in SMTP with an error messageQuarantine the message to cloud storage Mark it with an x-header so that the user can filter it in their mail client without having to log in to a spam quarantineModify the subject line and do the same as aboveRedirect ...

A couple of weeks ago, Gmail released a new feature to boost its anti-phishing capabilities. Whenever you receive a message that you haven’t heard from before, they will show you the full email address:Normally, you would just see the sender’s name.? The way this works is that if you get an email from, say, the Bank of America, the Bank of America would be in the sender’s name and that’s it (so long as the sender ...

A few weeks back I voiced my reaction to Google+: Meh.? A commenter wrote that with 10 million users, it was very successful.? Yet I was looped into Google+ simply because I have a Gmail account and people were adding me to their circles.? That made me one of those 10 million even though I didn’t actually volunteer to try it out.I am not yet convinced that Google+ is necessary to replace Facebook (Google has a history of copycat products – Google+ is Facebook, Google Buzz is Twitter, Orkut is Match.com or something, Google Wave is … something to do with email).? Still, I grant that there are a number of people out there who like the flexibility of Google+ and it allows you to do stuff that ...

The following phishing scam from hackers crossed my screen the other day, below is a screenshot: This offer does not take you to a page where you can lock in your rate but instead is a link to malware that infects your system.Of course, this is not a real Netflix offer.? With all the hoopla generated over the past couple of weeks in response to Netflix raising its rates by 60%, and the backlash of user anger over ...

A new game aims to combat childhood obesity with virtual reward-based incentives to get young teens off the couch and on the move.Dubbed Zamzee, the game comes equipped with a hip-worn sensor that tracks kids' movements and awards physical activity with points that they can upload to the Zamzee web portal. There they can access rewards to buy virtual goods at Zamzee's online store and share their data with their friends in the social network. Its maker, a nonprofit game developer called HopeLab, aims to launch the game this fall, and a spokesperson for the company told Relaxnews that registering for Zamzee will be free but the activity meter should cost in the $50 range.Hopelab has also ...

The internet has been at your fingertips everywhere you go with your cell phone for a while. However, it is no longer just the techno-guy in your life, it is seemingly everyone. For example, the iPhone came out with the next version in early July, people stood in line for hours to make sure they got the latest and greatest. Not that the old iPhone was going to stop working, but people wanted the newest version. People I know, who have never been particularly techno-savvy were talking about how excited they were to get the new gadget. Anne Collier at NetFamilyNews.org hit the nail on the head - people are not carrying cell phones anymore, they are carrying full blown computers that are connected ...

An article on Geekwire today reports on Internet browser usage amongst the various population.? Internet Explorer continues to with 55%, Firefox is second with 22.5%, Chrome is third with 15% with others picking up about 5%.? The overall trend in browsers is that Internet Explorer has slowly declined over time while Firefox has remained mostly static (or even showing a slight decline).? Chrome has accounted for nearly ...

I was walking around town yesterday and swung into Ben & Jerry’s with a friend of mine, and saw a flavor so intriguing I had to take a picture.? Apparently, phishers like to eat chocolate ice cream with gooey marshmallow, caramel swirls and fudge fish.Hmm, or maybe the rest of us like to eat that sort of thing and that’s what spammers do to lure us in…You can check out the Ben & Jerry’s ice cream flavor page ...

Sometimes I wonder whether or not the US administration is serious about the problem of cyber crime or if it is all political lip service in an attempt to acquire more power and funding.I like reading the Jason Bourne novels, The Bourne by Eric von Lustbader.? I don’t like Robert Ludlum’s style (who wrote the first three books of the series), but I do enjoy Lustbader (who wrote the last six).? I know that fiction novelists exaggerate things in their books in order to give their characters personality traits that the audience cheers for or loves to hate.? In the Bourne series, Jason Bourne is an unselfish hero with super human abilities.? His counterparts in the government, by contrast, ...

According to Enough.org, the mobile phone is not only a communication device; it is a $1 billion adult industry fueled by users accessing adult content via the cell phone. This is not counting the user-generated adult images that are being sent over and over and over again using cameras that are built into most cell phones. Yes, I am talking about sexting. Sexting isn't making anyone any money (that I know of), but 3 in 10 young people report being a part of some kind of naked sexting (either sending or receiving). One in 10 report sending a naked picture of him or herself. This translates into more people sexting than using their cell phone to access pornographic web sites. Parents are ...

The Web is now 20 years old. And, being in the Internet industry for the last 19 of those 20 years, I've seen a number of incredible advances in both technology and usage. As a professional who focuses on child safety, I realize that a number of those advances have had a significant impact on our approach to Internet safety. Here are a few of the most recent, and profound:- The Internet is now portable. The computer is no longer in a central place in the house.- The Web has fundamentally shifted from a platform of information consumption where a very few controlled the content to a platform of content production in which everyone can contribute.- Social media has tapped into our desire to ...

Filed under: Social Networking, Video GamingSafer Internet is today – it is organized by INSAFE in February to promote safer and more responsible use of online technology and mobile phones, especially among children and young people across the world.This year, the focus is on virtual lives. Today young people spend a good part of their lives on activities ranging from online gaming to social networking. In doing so ...

Posted Jul 25th 2011 3:12PM by Dishu MaheshwariFiled under: CyberbullyingCome home from school, eat a snack, play Nintendo DS. Do some homework, eat dinner, play Xbox 360. Take a shower, brush teeth, play computer games and go to the Dragon Tales website. Ah, life of the young and elementary schooler. The Internet age has obviously impacted the corporate world dramatically. However, the increasing availability of Internet and media resources within the common household has had consequences that are not always apparent. Parental concern regarding child safety online has increased tenfold as phones, IPods, and computers all come equipped with ways to constantly remain connected. Not only personal ...

I was reading Reuters today and I came across a news article indicating that a number of high profile agencies – from the United Nations to the Canadian Government to government of Taiwan – were broken into over a period of the past five years.? From the article:BOSTON (Reuters) - Security experts have discovered the biggest series of cyber attacks to date, involving the infiltration of the networks of 72 organizations ...

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