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It appears the Nigerian 419-type scam has invaded Iraq, and its using American soldiers as the bait and hook. Our spam filters are picking up this new form of trash that will definitely play on Americans patriotism and their support for their troops. Here is the email content: From: Lt. Nicholas Hamiltom <hamilton015@att.net> Cc: <recipientRead more

There are several ways to configure a spam filter with Exchange Serverâ„¢. Method 1: Place the spam filter in the DMZ With this method, the spam filter resides in the DMZ while the Exchange Server and other network resources are protected behind a firewall. The way the DMZ is configured can vary. Some clients setRead more

Test your spam knowledge and play our spam crossword! To see the Clues, simply visit our Facebook page  and hit Like! Come back next week and we will reveal the answers!    Read more

Spammers often like to use a dictionary type of attack to reach users’ Inboxes. You have probably noticed that most spam now appears to come from your own email address. A dictionary attack is where spammers create or work off a list of addresses starting with the letter A, like Aaron@domain.com, and move down theRead more

Over the past 6 years, this scam has been called Euro Business Guide and World Business Directory, claiming thousands of victims and making thousands of dollars in the process. Why change a winning formula? In 2011 it’s back as the World Business Guide. The email states: In order to have your company inserted in the registryRead more