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Global spam e-mail levels suddenly fall
BBC News - Global spam e-mail levels suddenly fall
This may be temporary or an indication that other forms of distribution are being used? Time will tell...
This may be temporary or an indication that other forms of distribution are being used? Time will tell...
Europol to Reveal Cybercrime Risk Level - PCWorld Business Center
Europol to Reveal Cybercrime Risk Level - PCWorld Business Center
Here is the report abridged:
http://www.europol.europa.eu/publications/Serious_Crime_Overviews/Internet_Facilitated_Organised_Crime_iOCTA.pdf
And the full version:
http://www.europol.europa.eu/publications/European_Organised_Crime_Threat_Assessment_(OCTA)/OCTA2009.pdf
Here is the report abridged:
http://www.europol.europa.eu/publications/Serious_Crime_Overviews/Internet_Facilitated_Organised_Crime_iOCTA.pdf
And the full version:
http://www.europol.europa.eu/publications/European_Organised_Crime_Threat_Assessment_(OCTA)/OCTA2009.pdf
Hold a cellular network to ransom
This is an interesting article about a presentation at the chaos computer club about crashing simple feature phones with malformed payloads in SMS messages. What is interesting is the use of an open source GSM base station. Now how do you know that the base station you are connecting to is actually provided by Orange/vodaphone/whoever. I'm sure the GSM protocol is secure enough to handle rogue base stations :)
Threat level link
Threat level link
Wednesday, 5 January 2011
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