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Network Associates awarded antispam patent
June 2, 2004 The patent covers a combination of techniques to fight unsolicited e-mail.Trend Micro fights spam based on reputation
July 19, 2005 New services block junk messages using a list of IP addresses that are known to be sending spam or should not be sending e-mail at all.Hot and bothered over spam
November 15, 2004 Net heavyweights look to the government to help combat junk e-mail. Also: Yahoo attaches antispam to outbound messages.Brightmail tackles zombies
July 1, 2004 Antispam vendor releases new version of software to try to keep zombie PCs at bay.Spam seen as security risk
February 11, 2004 As unwanted e-mail continues to pour into in-boxes, more corporate customers are viewing it as a security risk, especially when e-mail based worms like MyDoom come onto the scene.Yahoo Mail delivers new spam measures
October 21, 2003 Internet giant Yahoo launches new antispam tools for its Web-based e-mail service as part of an ongoing effort to curb the Internet's most reviled by-product.Study: Five countries send 99 percent of spam
June 30, 2004 A half-yearly analysis shows the United States is the source of more than half of all spam.Report: A third of spam spread by RAT-infested PCs
December 3, 2003 About 30 percent of spam on the Web is relayed through PCs hit by malicious programs known as Remote Access Trojans, an antivirus company says.Antispam group rejects e-mail payment plan
February 7, 2006 Spamhaus says the e-mail charges planned by Yahoo and AOL will erode our freedom to communicate.EU members ignore spam directive
April 27, 2004 Eight countries, including France and Germany, have yet to implement the EU antispam directive, six months after the official deadline.Hotmail tries to fry more spam
October 23, 2003 Taking a new twist on an old antispam method, Microsoft previews a system for singling out mail from approved addresses. It plans to use the system in its free Hotmail e-mail service.Missouri files spam suit under new law
October 10, 2003 As efforts increase to crush spammers with legislation, Missouri's attorney general puts the state's new antispam law to the test with lawsuits against two alleged violators.China joins forum on curbing spam
February 23, 2005 In a move that inspires optimism, China--one of the largest contributors to the spam epidemic-- appears at London discussion.IBM serves antispam, virus service for small biz
April 21, 2004 Big Blue will sell an antispam and virus service to small and midsize businesses to help the little guy get a leg up against productivity drains.Spam: Made in Taiwan?
June 9, 2006 Junk e-mail rose in May, most of it served up from Taiwan--and the death of Blue Frog was a factor, CipherTrust says.Can-Spam didn't, survey says
December 30, 2004 A survey due out Monday will report that the federal antispam law did little to deter spammers.Stopping spam at the source
August 23, 2004 New technology will attack spam at the source to try make it more expensive for spammers to do their dirty work.Gates reveals his 'magic solution' to spam
January 26, 2004 The battle to rid the world's in-boxes of spam has got itself a heavyweight champion--Bill Gates--who's making a heavyweight promise: an end to the e-mail plague within two years.Telecoms, ISPs partner in spam fight
January 14, 2004 A group of international telecom providers, Internet service providers and software companies plan to form a "neighborhood watch" to oust junk e-mail from their collective networks.China plans spam crackdown
February 22, 2006 World's second-worst offender as source of spam will introduce measures to curb the problem--but critics say they don't go far enough.
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