CyberCrime & Doing Time

The Mumbai bombings are getting non-stop coverage on all the news channels this morning, but they seem to be missing one really crucial elem...

Beginning on November 25th, the UAB Spam Data Mine has been receiving messages claiming to be from Bank of America which will explain to us ...

The most spammed phish on the planet took a brief respite after the McColo network was shut down, but the Phisher King is back again. We see...

Its nice to finish a story sometimes, so this brief entry will do that. Back in August 2007, we did a story called How Far Would You Travel...

I'm looking into an interesting Facebook phenomenon this morning. Several of my "friends" on Facebook have received messages ...

In the past month, we've had three spam campaigns which had one thing in common. They all downloaded files from sergej-grienko.com, and...

On the evening of November 11th, the McColo network was "de-peered" and lost access to the Internet. Since that time, those who h...

Would you like to know exactly what time the peering providers for McColo pulled the plug? Its not hard to tell if you watch spam volumes. ...

Brian Krebs has turned his sights on another Internet Landfill, this time the McColo Corporation. Today his column is titled: Major Source...

This week Microsoft has released their "Microsoft Security Intelligence Report 5". Like the previous volumes, this report gathers...

Just a quick post to update the situation we described in our previous posts that we are now thinking of as Election Malware Round One and ...

We reported on Wednesday morning that Obama's historic victory was being used by cyber criminals in a spam campaign which attempted to t...

In yesterday's blog, we talked about Obama spam spreading a virus . In that attack there were five domain names, all registered in Chin...