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22 Sep   Spam News

Spam Without Borders

There are almost no spam-free zones left in the world today. For many years, spammers have fought hard for areas of the world from which they could launch spam attacks, constantly trying to maintain their conquered territories while annexing new ones

15 Sep   Spam News

Spam in August: US Targeted Most by Malicious Mail

Kaspersky Lab presents its spam report for August 2011. The volume of spam in mail traffic decreased slightly compared to July and averaged 80%

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