Achieving a 98%+ spam detection rate using a mathematical approach This white paper describes how Bayesian mathematics can be applied to the spam problem, resulting in an adaptive, ‘statistical ...

Data collected by SonicWALL shows ongoing growth in the volume of spam, virus and phishing attacks, increased use of PDF spam and the emergence of a new wave of Excel and ZIP spam. The results were ...

NEW YORK – While it’s an important first step, the federal anti-spam law signed this week is unlikely to reduce spam noticeably, and companies will have to find other ways to fight it, a panel of ...

Analyzing the toll unwanted e-mail takes on productivity, bandwidth, storage and support aids your attack. If spam has a bright side, it’s that the universal annoyance this unwanted e-mail causes ...

Sure, even the smallest companies need some sort of anit-spam solution. But that doesn't mean there aren't things you can do to reduce the amount of spam you get in the first place.Dermot Harnet -- ...

While some would say there is no such thing as a free lunch, if by “lunch” they mean canned spam, they’re wrong. A free application called SpamPal will toss your junk mail in the can quietly, ...

The sky is falling! The sky is falling! Spam has doubled / spammers are winning / spam is 80% of all mail / 90% of mail / 110%, etc. etc. etc… Yawn. I’m getting bored with self-serving anti-spam ...

SUNNYVALE, Calif., July 16 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ --SonicWALL, Inc. (Nasdaq: SNWL), a leading secure network infrastructure company, today announced the SonicWALL ...

A group of researchers from the U.S. Naval Academy has developed a technique for analyzing email traffic in real-time to identify spam messages as they come across the wire, simply using information ...

Microsoft Chairman Bill Gates has pledged to boost spending on researching and developing new anti-spam techniques. Gates recently proposed a charge of $.01 be placed on outgoing e-mail to prevent ...

Perhaps pairing "the best" and the plural "solutions" in the title is a bit confusing to some of you, but we've done that because our investigation into anti-spam techniques for Windows users produced ...