There's a special place in Hell reserved for people who send out spam texts. Not everyone has an unlimited plan, and unlike email or postal junk mail, spam SMS messages can actually cost people loads of money. And one of the biggest perpetrators in the U.S. is not some irate malware purveyor, but the beloved pizza company Papa John's. Color me disappointed. I'm not much for big pizza...
I’ve never been formerly acquainted with Tatum Cardoza, Hedvig Anghie, or Fi Fi Vestibule, nor have I ever possessed the unwavering desire to join the Big Beautiful Singles network. At 28, I am quite concupiscent enough to abolish the need for Viagra, Cialis, Levitra or “MuchMore!” courtesy of the Internet’s #1 Pharmacy. Forgive me if my desire to open a message entitled “男女 名錶!先看貨 再付錢!...
On March 30th a major security breach was detected at the Epsilon marketing company, compromising the email lists of some large brand name companies. While the harvesting of email addresses in and of itself might only lead to increased spam, the nature of these companies could also lead to a massive wave of “phishing” attacks. The list of companies impacted by the security breach is...
Known as the Spam King or the Godfather of Spam, 64-year-old Alan Ralsky of West Bloomfield, Michigan is now serving a 51 month jail term for wire fraud, money laundering and violations of 2003’s CAN-SPAM Act. Ralsky’s international operation saw inboxes being flooded with unsolicited emails and computers hijacked and used as botnets to send out spam without the knowledge of their...