The 2010 FIFA World Cup kicks off on June 11th in South Africa. As 32 countries warm up for this esteemed international soccer event, cyber criminals are getting busier, too.
You can read the rest of this Blog here: 2010 F.I.F.A. World Cup - Spammers Raise Their Game.
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Symantec has kept its eye on the ball and reported on malicious 419-spam campaigns associated with major global sporting events, from the Beijing Olympic Games 2008 to the upcoming FIFA World Cup 2010.
You can read the rest of this Blog here: Spammers Begin Their Games Early.
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With only a couple of days to go before the start of the World Cup in South Africa, the people behind the black hat search engine poisoning attacks have been very busy trying to up their game. The goal, as ever, is to get their bogus software out to as many victims as possible, and the excitement around the World Cup presents a golden opportunity.
You can read the rest of this Blog here: FakeAV World Cup Campaign Ramps Up.
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Ah, the World Cup…the emotion, the patriotism, the slide tackling. There’s really nothing quite like it. Every four years the best soccer teams—or football teams depending on where you’re reading this—in the world come together on the pitch to really stick it to each other, nation against nation, heritage against heritage.
You can read the rest of this Blog here: The 2010 FIFA World Cup and Cybercrime: An End User Survery.
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The world’s most awaited sporting event is kicking off today. As the world is getting ready to join the excitement, spammers continue to raise their spam game.
You can read the rest of this Blog here: Spammers Continue Their Game on Kick-off Day.