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Friday, October 26, 2007

Antispam start-up studies receiver's reputation; Storm worm strikes back at security pros

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Antispam start-up studies receiver’s reputation, 10/22/07: Turning the idea of sender reputation on its head, a new e-mail security company called Abaca Technology is announcing a gateway product that determines an inbound e-mail message’s potential to be spam based on how much unwanted e-mail the receiver has gotten in the past.

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Storm worm strikes back at security pros, 10/24/07: The Storm worm is fighting back against security researchers that seek to destroy it and has them running scared, Interop New York show attendees heard Tuesday.

Storm Worm now just a squall, 10/21/07:The Storm Worm's days may be numbered, according to a University of California researcher.

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