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Worm sparks rise in zombie PCs

Messaging security company CipherTrust says it is seeing a massive growth in the number of PCs... Read more

22 August, 2006 by Colin Barker

ZombieMeter keeps tabs on hacked PCs

Internet security company CipherTrust on Thursday breathed life into its ZombieMeter, a new system that tracks... Read more

27 May, 2005 by Joris Evers

Phishing attacks powered by 'just five' zombie networks

...five networks of zombie PCs, according to research published by security firm CipherTrust this week. CipherTrust based its claim on data collected from companies that... Read more

20 October, 2004 by Graeme Wearden

Cleaning up a bad email reputation

...a business and make sure its mail is delivered. Spam-filtering specialist CipherTrust already offers a Web site, called TrustedSource, that gives some details about... Read more

27 April, 2006 by Joris Evers

Email quarantines and corporate paranoia boost demand for storage

...system. Colin Gray, vice president and managing director at email security firm CipherTrust, said the fundamental concept of email security is to not let illegitimate... Read more

26 May, 2004 by Munir Kotadia

More security industry consolidation

Secure Computing buys CipherTrust... The continued consolidation in the security industry, spearheaded by the likes of... Read more

12 July, 2006 by Will Sturgeon

CipherTrust on the prowl for new technology

Enterprise security vendor CipherTrust's CEO has said he may look at buying a URL filtering... Read more

23 July, 2004 by Munir Kotadia

CipherTrust adds email encryption to help fight spam

CipherTrust added an encryption framework to its email security platform on Wednesday that... Read more

21 July, 2004 by Munir Kotadia

Increase in Windows attacks reported

...has already led to significant growth in the number of hijacked PCs, CipherTrust said last week. The messaging-security company has seen a 23 percent... Read more

1 September, 2006 by Joris Evers

Spam: Made in Taiwan?

The majority of spam servers are physically located in Taiwan, according to CipherTrust. In research conducted in May, the email security company found that 64... Read more

12 June, 2006 by Candace Lombardi

Malware's next trick

...the predominant feature of the Internet threat landscape. According to security company CipherTrust, more than 180,000 PCs are turned into zombies every day, and... Read more

18 April, 2006 by Ron Condon

Email users get a reputation

...negative rating and their messages are more likely to be filtered out. CipherTrust is one of those email security vendors. The company has sold more... Read more

30 August, 2005 by Joris Evers

Demand for anti-spam products to increase

...based solutions has been good for early vendors such as IronPort and CipherTrust Read more

15 June, 2005 by Tom Espiner

Weekly security round-up

...I've never had the slightest association or contact with DeVry. Meanwhile, CipherTrust has built an online ZombieMeter that shows how many PCs (probably unknown... Read more

31 May, 2005 by John McCormick

What does the future of communications hold?

...First, massive investment in spam and phish fighting (look at IronPort and CipherTrust VC investments and Microsoft setting up a group dedicated to safety) means... Read more

21 April, 2005 by Bob Artner

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BrownieBoy

Well done to IDC for producing a report that says using XP is a waste of money. Only 11 years too late with it is all....

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Jack Schofield

@Burn-IT ...which doesn't mean it isn't true ;-) I'll be interested if you can find any properly-researched, independent data from any of the...

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Burn-IT

As said, sponsored by Microsoft........

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@620W, I mine 1 BTC/daily for cost of 1.7eur, they naysayers regurgitate the rubbish they read as usual

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I think that we have been here before, shipments are not equal to sales. Correct?

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yeah! all we want free software

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Just gimme a map to the fridge. :D

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