CyberCrime & Doing Time

I love to read, but it's been quite a long time since I had one of those "books I can't put down" evenings. Tonight was o...

Last week the big malware-spreading spam claimed to be from NACHA and warned about problems with an ACH money transfer. The same bad guys ...

The British government has released a report on the annual cost of cybercrime to the United Kingdom. The study mechanism seems greatly flaw...

While we wait for the Japanese Earthquake scams to begin, we noticed another on-going spam campaign. We wrote about the ACH Transaction Rej...

Yesterday was the beginning of the "Workshop on Botnet Detection, Measurement, Disinfection & Defence" in Cologne, Germany. ...

Back in November we ran a story Schoolboy Hackers steal $18 Million regarding the case against the operators of the online credit card trad...

On February 23rd, our friends at Trend Micro reported that ACH Leads to Fake Java Update . Looking into this campaign in the UAB Spam Data ...

Back in December we shared a couple blog stories about a cyber attack being called Operation Payback. In the first, Internet Anarchy: Anony...

As we look back on 2010, I'd like to thank our 132,325 Visitors who read more than 214,000 stories on the blog which is a bit more than ...

On December 14th, the White House Intellectual Property Health and Safety Forum was held by Victoria Espinel, the first U.S. Intellectual Pr...