The Web-based Form Armor service uses algorithms to filter form spam, an alternative to CAPTCHA
Spam isn't just a problem for people with e-mail addresses, but also for companies and organizations running Web sites with various types of feedback forms.
By asking visitors to find the top of a randomly rotated image, it hopes to keep bots out of Web services such as Gmail
Google has put a new spin on the CAPTCHA, a way of helping Web sites distinguish between human visitors and bots: It wants people to tell it which way is up in a series of randomly rotated images, a task that humans find easy and computers difficult.
Virus Bulletin is to offer a new set of tests to rate the effectiveness of anti-spam products.
Respected malware testing organisation, Virus Bulletin (VB), is to offer a new set of tests to rate the effectiveness of anti-spam products.
Firmware upgrades multifunction security devices
Check Point Software is upgrading its multifunction security appliances with antispam capabilities, support for secure wireless connectivity and protection for devices that control industrial infrastructure.
New ways to power co-worker communication
Here's a statistical downer: there will be around 40 trillion inbox-clogging spam e-mail messages delivered this year. Experts know this because there were 30 trillion spam messages last year. With this much hay in the stack, it's hard to find those message needles, and that's why some smart companies are looking beyond public e-mail.
Tumbleweed hardware and software gets a major upgrade as integrator makes good on its ongoing services contract
RSM Bird Cameron has upgraded its email security through integrator Information Gateways.
