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If you are committed to sharing some your free time in learning how to fight and report spam and/or other forms of cybercrime, check out the Inboxrevenge forum. The forum was started in 2006, so it is nearly 6 years old already. Please note, you must be pre-approved by the Inboxrevenge moderators after attempting to […]
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Announced in October 2011: we are asking you to check out a new anti-botnet effort. DeepEnd Research.org. There is a lot of new information there about organized malicious activity called Dirt Jumper DDoS bot. I look forward to participating in the efforts. Unfortunately, I have not been able to update this blog in over a […]
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The APWG (Anti-Phishing Work Group) recently held its Counter Crime Operations Summit (CeCOS) in São Paulo, Brazil on May 11-13th, 2010. Over the years, the APWG has held its conferences in different countries reflecting the internationalism of this type of fighting cybercrime (phishing spam). The next conference of the APWG is the eCrime Researchers Summit […]
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Tags: 110mb.com, Abuse, anti-phishing, APWG, Avalanche, banking, botnet, Brazil, CERT.br, compromise, cybercrime, eCrime, Incident Response, isp, ns11-wistee.fr, phishing, phishing sites, rogue networks, spam, t35.com, ZeuS botnet
Romania is a country that many Internet security researchers and various law enforcement agencies equate with cybercrime and have probably had that mind for quite a while now. Even some casual readers of spam news know about Romania’s bad reputation online. The good news is over the years more and more people directly involved cybercrime […]
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Tags: .RO, 2010, 419, advance fee fraud, AFF, AS31571, AS38913, AS6663, Bucharest, CIA Factbook, cybercrime, DDICOT, DICCOT, Eastern Bloc, Eastern Europe, European Union, euroweb.ro, FBI, fraud, IRC, isp, malware, McAfee, NATO, phishers, phishing, powerhost.ro, Romania, Romanian, Romanian Government, Romanians, ROTLD, scams, Soviet Union, spam, spamhaus, spamming, US, USSR, Warsaw Pact
Online Advance Fee Fraud (AFF) scams are plentiful and involve several people: the fraudsters themselves, money mules (people who are often duped into commit crimes, as middle men), but think they are earning extra money and then the individuals and businesses who have been defrauded. Most of the general public who are active online, may […]
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Tags: 419, aa419, advance fee fraud, blacklists, filtering, interpol, lawyers, nigerian, Phishbucket, phishing, scammers, spam, spammers, sweetheart scams, UBE, UCE
In the online world, on computers and servers hosted within United States is where a lot of cybercrime originates. How often does one read about that? Usually China and Russia are mentioned at the drop of a hat in regards to online malicious activity while there seems to be less focus on such large problems […]
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Tags: China, cybercrime, isp, Russia, United States
InBoxRevenge Under Attack Again
This is the third attack on the InBoxRevenge antispam forums within one month. The first DDoS attack which was posted below was on October 28, 2009. Since about 10:45 Eastern Time on Monday, November 16th, 2009, IBR’s forums are once again offline. We will give you more details as they become available. It seems that […]
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Tags: attack, blacklist, botnet, cybercrime, DDoS, Denial of Service Attack, IBR, Inbound DOS, inboxrevenge, offline, spam, spammers, Syn Flood, website outage
As of October 31st, 2009, the attackers were DDoSing InBoxRevenge website again. This is where the IBR anti-spam forum is hosted, though the content is definitely offline at this time. Early morning 11/1/09 it was reported by @themarkgiles Twitter user that IBR was under a flood attack from 750 bot IPs at a rate of […]
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Tags: anti-spam, blacklist, blocklist, botnet, DDoS, Denial of Service, IBR, Inbound attack, inboxrevenge, InBoxRevenge DDoS, InBoxrevenge.com, IP, spam, spammers, Syn Flood
Rogue Network Rankings – GigeNET
This website called FIRE (FInding RoguE Networks) tracks rogue networks based on malware such as phishing, botnet activity and exploited servers. At the time of this post on September 19th, 2009, the Canadian-based provider AS23522 IPNAP-ES – GigeNET. was the top offender on MaliciousNetworks.org. One can also track this host using Google’s Safe Browsing Diagnostic […]
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Tags: AS23522, ASN, botnets, FIRE, GigeNET, IPNAP, malware, phishing, rogue networks
On September 6th, 2009, Spamhaus blocked a /16 which is 65,536 IPs (1 Class B) on its SBL. This listing is filed under SBL68517. The IP range that is being blocked is 132.240.0.0/16. One can view the ASN information of 132.240.0.0 at robtex. According to robtex, the upstream for this range is AS3257 which is […]
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