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82% of legitimate marketers cite email filtering as problem
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A recent study has revealed that anti-spam filters at ISPs and corporation grateways is causing significant problems for the businesses of legitimate email marketers.
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In the ultimate slap in the face, the world's largest anti-virus vendor Symantec has had its identity spoofed by a virus purveyor. A high risk…
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Microsoft IE holes can give attackers complete control: McAfee
By Stan Beer
Security vendor McAfee believes the latest Windows vulnerabilities announced by Microsoft are so serious that users could lose complete control of their workstations to attackers.
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