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A federal judge has ordered convicted spammer Eddie Davidson to just under two years in prison for sending out a large volume of spam promoting watches, perfume and penny stocks
Yesterday I received a call from Penny Grosman , Senior Editor, Wall Street & Technology . Penny was interested in my opinion, Will risk management applications be the next killer app for CEP on Wall Street. I enjoyed talking with Penny. She caught up with me leaving a tailors shop in Chiang Mai, so I hope she did not mind hearing my stories of...
I don't know any of the details, but this seems like a good use of data mining: Mr Tancredi said Verisign's fraud detection kit would help "decrease the time between the attack being launched and the brokerage being able to respond
Before now, he said, brokerages relied on counter measures such as restrictive stock trading or analysis packages...
Eleven people, including one of the top spammers in the world, were indicted on Thursday for allegedly sending millions of unsolicited e-mails intended to inflate the price of Chinese penny stocks
There has been a lot of discussion lately about the erased CIA tapes. Were they erased to cover up torture techniques such as "waterboarding' or was it done in an attempt to conceal the identities of the interrogators? The debate is not just confined to the States, but goes on around the world . At least nobody is trying to say that they were...
After trying to do UML Use Cases in Microsoft Word (2003) for the past 2 weeks I finally decided that Ive had it. The way Word deals with lists is great for 99% of the population out there, but it drives you mad when you are trying to put in ordered lists that begin with a certain seed
So after Word crashed numerous times (each time deleting...
One particular style of phishing email runs something like this (edited for brevity
From: service@paypal.com
Subject: Your account was hijacked by a third party
Dear PayPal valued account holder
We recently noticed one or more attempts to log in your PayPal account from a foreign IP address and we have reasons to believe that your account was...
This post was originally going to be a wrap up on RSA. In thinking about that, the current overcrowded state of the security industry came to mind. This is a topic I have thought about before but in a AHA moment, I wanted to publish instead my own theory of security company relativity or why there are so damn many security companies. Like...