e-mail
August 4, 2010 - 6:21am | Figures | News
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According
to the latest study from Nielsen, estimated online activity of 200,000 users, e-mail
use on the desktop dropped dramatically, falling from 12% to 8.3% in 2010 from the
previous year.
These
figures showed desktop e-mail usage to fall into third place behind social
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June 28, 2010 - 9:02am | Fraud | News
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As Webroot
Software has found, about 20% of all online threats come from web sites, not
email. Moreover, these web threats are increasingly sophisticated - and
increasingly used not only for fun, but for financial gain.
Therefore,
the company claims that over the last 18 months the volume of malware attacks
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November 23, 2009 - 5:05am | Fraud | News
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F-Secure Malaysia, security solutions company, found malware shifted considerably from e-mail to instant communication channels provided by social networking sites, that led to rising vulnerability of the latter.
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November 12, 2009 - 3:55am | News | Other themes
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In the following few weeks Mozilla is introducing the new version of its Thunderbird, lets users keep their inbox clutter-free with a Gmail-like "archive" button for permanently storing older messages, while removing them from day-to-day sight.
Thus, Thunderbird 3 also presents tabbed e-mail – compatible to tabbed browsing available on most Web browsers, including Mozilla's own Firefox. The user will get an ability quickly jump back and forth between e-mail messages by opening them in separate tabs. |
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May 29, 2009 - 4:04pm | News | Other themes
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Western Union has become the latest firm to have its brand hijacked by phishers, with a flood of trojan-laden e-mails purporting to come from the money transfer outfit hitting inboxes. Sophos, a security firm, says its labs have spotted e-mails claiming to be from support@westernunion.com with subject lines such as "Western Union Transfer MTCN: 2048922446".
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May 21, 2009 - 11:39pm | Analytics | Articles
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A significant number of computer break-ins are a result of a poorly chosen password. Do you want to protect your e-mail or online bank account from security breaches? Think twice before choosing a password.
Trying to access your sensitive financial information, financially-motivated hackers use password guessing, social engineering and dictionary attacks. If your password shows no imagination or distinctiveness, it will become an easy prey.
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March 10, 2009 - 5:45am | Figures | News
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New research, conducted by Nielsen Online revealed that more and more users prefer visiting social networking sites or blogs instead of using their web-based email.
Actually three first places are occupied by Search systems (85.9%), General Internet Portals and Communities (85.2%), and Software Manufacturers (73.4%). |
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January 20, 2009 - 8:22am | Figures | News
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Independent research house Coleman Parkes has revealed the results of the recent survey conducted in the US and the UK to find the problems people face with their mobile devices. According to results 95% of mobile users admit having problems with setting of new mobile services and that prevents them from using those services. |
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January 15, 2009 - 9:53am | Figures | News
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Today almost all online marketers use e-mail. Moreover, studies conducted in January 2009 by two agencies confirmed that most companies behave in the same way when it comes to basic tactical decisions.
The survey held by Smith-Harmon showed that the greatest percentage (39%) said, in 2008 Monday and Tuesday were the most popular days to send e-mail. |
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December 15, 2008 - 9:35am | Fraud | News
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Most frauds in general exploit human greed. Recruitment of Unwitting Money Launderers by Bogus Letters of Employment (RUMBLE) is a recently christened but hardly new fraud and money laundering scam.
Almost everyone using email these days has at one point been a target of this con.
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December 12, 2008 - 6:13am | Fraud | News
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Very often the fraudsters use the names of prominent names and companies to attract attention of trustful people to scam them. Usually scammers send messages on behalf of banks and various financial institutions, however this time they went even far sending messages in the name of the FBI officials.
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December 5, 2008 - 2:00pm | News
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Every day thousands of people worldwide receive messages which were sent supposedly by the big companies, payment processor, banks and so on. They are very convincing and look authentic. And many people believe that they were really sent by the companies written on the envelopes. Later they see the empty accounts and the ID thefts. Only that time they understand that they were scammed. |
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December 5, 2008 - 10:16am | News | Payment systems
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PayPal, an online payment system, has been found sending fake e-mails, looking similar to its log-in page.
Security experts state, fake e-mails are hard to recognize unless the recipients, PayPayl’s customers in this case, take a close look at them. The difference that those emails make is that they contain a .ZIP attachment in comparison to usual PayPal e-mail messages that would ask the recipients to go through a link included and enter personal information. |
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October 24, 2008 - 7:04am | News | Payment systems
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 eBay's payment system PayPal has announced about the new payment button designer and some innovations the company added. One of them is an inventory tracking feature that lets to set a product’s inventory level for each button created. Once the inventory becomes low, PayPal sends an email reminding that the product is almost out of stock. Also the users can choose the option that automatically disables the button when inventory depletes. |
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