Tuesday 3 January 2012

3 Jan 2012 Cyber Crime News


'Spam capital' India arrests six

The arrests signal attempts to crack down on a growing
 cyber crime problem in the region. Mumbai-based internet
 security specialist Vijay Mukhi said poor
 enforcement of laws meant spammers could act with impunity.
"We have an Information Technology Act
 ...

Spammers propel India to top spot

Kaspersky's Gudkova said in emailed comments that lack of awareness in India
 “means that for
 cyber-criminals, it is much easier to construct the botnets
 (networks of infected computers)”.
 India's booming mobile phone sector, which has recently seen the
 ...

India Is The Top Source For Spam Email

It comes in third (behind the US and China) on the list of countries with the most
 Internet users.
To boot, India is fairly new to the whole
 cybercrime thing.
There aren't many laws pertaining to it and an overall lack of technical awareness
 in India
 ...

India becomes junk mail hotspot

A recent report by Kaspersky Lab, a Moscow-based global internet security firm,
 says more spam was sent from the sout
h Asian giant than anywhere else in the world in the third quarter of the year
. An average of 79.8% of e-mail traffic in the three
 ...

India is now the world's biggest
source of spam
 email

Kaspersky told AFP that lack of awareness of technical issues
 in India means that it's easy for
 cyber-criminals to build
'botnets' of computers to carry out spam attacks without
 their users being aware.
The ball's now in the Indian government's court
 ...

Six Nigerians arrested for 'phishing' scam in India

A recent report by the Moscow-based global Internet security firm Kaspersky
 Lab said that more spam was sent from India than anywhere else in the
 world in the third quarter of last year.
 Experts have urged the government in New Delhi to introduce
 ...

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