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How Language and Culture Play into Phishing Scams

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The Pentagon is accusing the Chinese military of cyber-spying on US businesses and government sites. Chinese hackers appear to have upgraded their skills. They are like many hackers around the world using better English.

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Notorious Spammer Brought Down Via Twitter

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America’s Biggest Mail Junkies

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Guam loves Spam

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Law and disorder in cyberspace

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The World – Episode 20071218 – How to track down spammers

Anchor Lisa Mullins speaks with the BBC’s Simon Cox about the scourge of spam e-mails. Cox tracked a junk e-mail message from his computer to the sender.

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