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Monthly Archives: December 2017
Tis the Season for Parking Tickets
It looks like Canadians need to watch out for fake parking ticket spam this Christmas season. We have gotten reports that once again, (see http://spamauditor.org/2017/05/parkingspeeding-…geting-canadians/) spam originating from a large Russian Hosting company is targeting Canadians. For one, just look … Continue reading
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Tagged canada, parking tickets, reg.ru, russia, scam, spammers, speeding tickets
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It’s nice when Hackers make it easy..
A new bot seems to be making the rounds, but this time it is nice that this bot is easily identifiable. We’ve observed the bot perform three different behaviors so far: 1) Attempting to log in user accounts with a … Continue reading
You think Sprint would know better
Given all the ransom ware going around pretending to be an invoice from your Bank or your Service provider, you would think that a company the size of Sprint would make sure that the ‘invoices’ they send you would follow … Continue reading
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Tagged 3rd party mail service, best practices, e invoice, ransom war, sprint
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