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Microsoft is launching a new search engine called bing.com on Monday. Given the current fashion for "reboots" in movies and TV sh...

Podzz.com is the latest incarnation of a fraudulent domain appraisal scam being run out of Canada. The basic pitch is that you receive an u...

I don't usually recycle press releases, but this one is of interest. It's really aimed at mobile phone dealers and details the possi...

Norton Finance are a real company that offers loans, typically to people with poor credit ratings. This lazy scam email is not from Norton...

A straightforward pitch for what is probably a money mule operation. Subject: Looking for a job? More info here From: "...

The British government's stance on Phorm has always been pretty supine. Despite serious allegation of criminal misconduct by Phorm and ...

Another variant of this scam and this scam linked to a guy called Manuel Fichter - the basic pitch is that you get an email offering to bu...

In the past couple of weeks, thousands of websites were hit with an injection attack pointing to gumblar.cn.. this week it has changed to ma...

A strangely worded 419 scam arrived today in a format I haven't seen before. Perhaps the economic downturn is having an effect on the s...

Another EXE-in-ZIP trojan, this time disguised as an Excel spreadsheet. The pitch is: Subject: Western Union Transfer MTCN: 2474153...

I've had a few of these in the past, but this time my spidey sense was tingling. Subject: Roger, Website discussion on April 21st. ...

Need a phone that works under water? Well, the Samsung B2100 Solid Extreme does. But as they used to say on TV.. "kids, don't try t...

A fairly lazy attempt to phish SpamCop accounts, originating from 200.85.160.12 in Nicaragua. If you're a SpamCop subscriber, then repor...

A repeat of a trojan spam run from a few months ago ,this fake "WorldPay CARD transaction Confirmation" email comes with a nasty ...

There are lots of wholly legitimate firms called "IBC Group" or something similar. This one claims to be an "international bu...

One of the major hurdles that spammers and scammers face is language . A typical eastern bloc scammer usually won't be able to speak any...

Another fraudulent job offer, this time originating from 190.43.155.148 in Peru. It doesn't really matter what the exact fraud is, this ...

Waledac is pretty common these days, and it usually tries to point the victim to a fake video codec that is actually a trojan, often through...

This email (supposedly from a Chinese domain registrar) follows a well-worn path of trying to sell useless names to owners of existing dot c...