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Monthly Archives: June 2018
Does Politics affect Spam Outbreaks
While we are predominantly interested in email spam there are other attacks that can indicate ‘bad actors’, and the networks they operate from, that are worth examining. It can be tomorrow they change tactics and start sending spam. We couldn’t … Continue reading
Large File Size Spammers Part 2: A Case Study
Not too long ago we published an article going over the general landscape of large file size spam (http://spamauditor.org/2018/02/large-file-size-spammers/). In this article we will present a case study identifying a particular hosting provider whose network has been consistently sending out … Continue reading
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Tagged GDPR, hosting providers, OVH, spam, spam is big business, throwaway domains, whois
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