Welcome to a new issue of our Spam Omelette, BitDefender’s weekly review focused on the latest trends in the spam industry. Before moving forward with the material, please take a look at our testing and map generation methodology, as explained in our first issue.

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Welcome to a new issue of our Spam Omelette, the weekly review focused on the latest trends in the spam industry. Before moving forward with the material, please take a look at our testing and map generation methodology, as explained in our first issue.

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Welcome to this week’s issue of the Spam Omelette, BitDefender’s report on spam trends and techniques. If you happen to have joined later our newsletter, please do have a look on our testing methodology and spam map generation procedures before reading any further.

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Welcome to a new issue of our Spam Omelette, the weekly review focused on the latest trends in the spam industry. Before moving forward with the material, please take a look at our testing and map generation methodology, as explained in our first issue.

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The software giant Microsoft landed in a lot of hot water this month, with the media and the blogosphere yelling at them in unison for failing to patch a critical IE flaw.

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Rogue security products are one of the common ways used by cyber criminals who try to gain an extra buck for a living. They are trial applications that warn users of inexistent infections on their computers. In order to “remove” all the detected malware, the user is encouraged to buy the product.

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Botnets are businesses that bring tens of billions dollars in revenue per year. It is not hard to imagine that these threats don’t come from script kiddies, but rather from experienced hackers that have a solid business plan, along with all the necessary resources to improve and multiply the malicious potential of their tools.

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