Microsoft sues more alleged Hotmail spammers; Two convicted for spam operation

Antispam News Alert This newsletter is sponsored by IBM Complimentary Trial: IBM Software Development Tools Click here to download complimentary trials of nearly 20 IBM Rational V7 desktop products, offering new capabilities for empowering global teams to speed SOA results. Rational tools help you support the most effective software development for your enterprise and address common software development problems. Network World's Anti-spam News Alert, 06/29/07 Microsoft sues more alleged Hotmail spammers, 06/22/07: Microsoft Corp. has filed two lawsuits over the past weeks, looking to crack down on spam on its Windows Live Hotmail network. Two convicted for spam operation, 06/26/07: Two men were convicted in Arizona Monday on eight criminal counts, including money laundering and transportation of obscene materials, in connection with running a spamming business, the U.S. Department of Justice said. Cisco moving reputation services into network devices, 06/25/07: As Cisco closes its acquisition of communications security company IronPort, it announces plans to integrate IronPort’s Web reputation services with its routers and firewalls. Manage Skyrocketing Storage The data on your network is growing at a rapid pace thats only going to increase. Download Network Worlds latest Executive Guide and get the practical, real-world advice and insider information you need to best manage and meet your storage demands and industry regulations. Click here to download. Podcast: How spammers are tricking technology, 06/28/07: The cat and mouse game between the spammers and those developing the technology to stop them continues unabated. Keith Shaw talks with Stephen Pao, vice president of product management at Barracuda Networks, about the new ways Spammers are trying to combat anti-spam technology and what end users can do to protect themselves. (14:14)

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