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5 September 2009, 09:38
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419 scammers using Dilbert.com
Yet another reason to check those emails thoroughly, even if this is a late warning. Not all scammers are tech retards and stuck to using yahoo (or other free email services) these days -
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Scammers too, know Dilbert.
On their way to search for clean IPs through which to send out yet another scam email, 419 con-artists (Mrs Sharon Goetz Massey) have recently started using Dilbert.com’s recommendation feature in an attempt to bypass anti-spam filters — and it works. The use of Dilbert.com’s clean IP reputation comes a month after 419 scammers used the same tactic on NYTimes.com ‘email this’ feature.
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Source: http://blogs.zdnet.com/security/?p=3809 <-- This is a good read!
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