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More intelligent spammers
0 Comments Published December 20th, 2006 in Spam, Exploits/VulnerabilitiesI suppose there’s two ways for a spammer to evolve their craft. 1) Create a better piece of malware (package) 2) Create a better invitation.
Although the packages have progressively been getting better, I’ve been of the opinion that the invitations have not improved at the same pace.
However, I did receive an interesting semi-targeted spam today […]
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