Spam Analysis

May 07 2008 Spam evolution: January - March 2008 The percentage of spam in mail traffic is still on the rise. In the first quarter this year, spam represented an average of 88% of all mail traffic

Mar 17 2008 Spam Report: February 2008 Besides phishing messages, another widespread form of fraud in February were fake notifications of lottery wins and offers of free gifts.

Feb 26 2008 Kaspersky Security Bulletin 2007: Spam report Both the US and Russia are still the world’s leading sources of spam. In 2006 China came third in the rating. But in 2007 it ranked only in ninth place.

Feb 26 2008 Kaspersky Security Bulletin 2007. Malware which spreads via email Email is known to be one of the most popular infection vectors.

Feb 06 2008 Spam Report: January 2008 The New Year started with the emergence of new methods used to send spam.

Jan 28 2008 Spam Report: December 2007 Compared to the previous month, the overall quantity of spam declined in December, but still remained relatively high. This level of spam is typical for the end of the year and January will most likely bring a slight decrease.

Dec 21 2007 Coordinated distributions method for tracking botnets sending out spam This paper presents a method to automatically separate and block those networks in real time. The method uses a statistical approach exploiting the fact that computers in a botnet have to have some similarities in their behavior.

Nov 30 2007 Spam evolution: July – September 2007 For more than a year now, spammers have been trying to master new ways of evading spam filters in order to deliver spam that promotes stocks (so-called 'stock spam' or 'pump-and-dump' spam).

Oct 22 2007 Malicious website evolution: January – June 2007 This is the first report in a series from Kaspersky Lab tracking the evolution of malicious websites and malware delivered via the web

Oct 22 2007 Spam Evolution: January – June 2007 Spammers once again made several attempts to modernize the technology used in creating graphical attachments in spam emails ("image spam") during the first six months of 2007

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