The spammer switched to a little spamming tactic

Picture 1 of The spammer switched to a little spamming tactic Instead of sending spam or malicious code in large numbers, those who are controlling ghost computer networks (botnets) start spreading with slower traffic to avoid detection by security systems in businesses.

Security software firm BlackSpider (UK) said there is a large botnet involved in spreading 50 million spam messages a day, affecting at least 150,000 IP addresses. The use of a large number of computers - each dispersing an average of 330 advertising emails / day and an average of 40 mail / hour during one day of operation - is a noticeable change from the past when only one The number of controlled e-mail servers is used to massively send spam.

BlackSpider chief technology officer James Kay thinks that the above rate is lower than before, and that means that PC users are restricted will not notice any impact when connected. As a result, spammers limit the risk of being detected. ' Hackers have realized that' firing 'a small amount of virus will help us better hide the intrusion detection tools. This actually has the potential to cause long-term and more serious hazards , 'Kay said, adding that software packages such as Send-safe.com used by spammers to control multiple devices. Calculate broadband connectivity in spreading spam. Most of these PCs are infected with some viruses like SoBig.

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