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Mollom Blocks 100 Millionth Spam Message
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Mollom's Spam Filtering Helps Fast-Growing NowPublic
Editor's note: we offer our long-term sponsors the opportunity to write 'Sponsor Posts' and tell their story. These posts are clearly marked as written by sponsors, but we also want
R.I.P. World's Greatest Blogsearch
Searching the blogs, scanning the posts, feed-powered search: there used to be more startups offering blogsearch than there are characters in a Twitter message today. But no more. Today blogsearch
OtherInbox: A Mailbox For Spam (Invites)
OtherInbox wants to help you keep spam out of your regular email inbox. The company gives you a virtually unlimited amount of disposable email addresses to use whenever you think
Researchers Identify Notorious Botnet Operator Codenamed "Google"
Security researchers have identified the person responsible for about 22% of all spam on the Internet. Ironically, the individual responsible for running the operation through the so-called "Cutwail" botnet goes
DEMO 2011: How to Protect Your Facebook Page from Spam, Viruses and Profanity
You learned long ago not to leave your computer unprotected against the elements of the Internet. You would never think of accessing the Internet without anti-virus software (hush, you Mac
[UPDATED] Today In Facebook Scams: Is Chuck Norris Dead?
Facebook scammers are spreading a vicious rumor on walls everywhere. The headline reads: "[video] Chuck Norris dies at age 71! Not a Joke," and is accompanied by a video of
New Twitter Anti-Spam Bot Causes Chaos
Twitter Anti-Spam Bot Punishes Community Managers and Causes Follower Counts to Drop Did you notice a big drop in your Twitter follower numbers yesterday? It seems that the Twitter team
Facebook Censoring User Messaging: Spam Prevention or Unaccountable Control of Conversation?
Facebook and MySpace have replaced email for a substantial number of young people. Facebook, though, appears to believe that some things are better off not discussed in conversations between its
Google Blogsearch Already Getting Spammed by PayPerPost
Just yesterday, Google Blogsearch re-launched with additonal memetracker features, but spammers have already found a way to get their wares featured on the service. Right now, under the technology section,
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