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MessageLabs reports a surge in malicious spam aimed at individuals in senior management positions--and their family members.
MessageLabs reports a surge in malicious spam aimed at individuals in senior management positions--and their family members.
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Why? I can find out who the CEO, CFO, etc. of damn near any company by using any one of D&B's services. If I pretend like I care about their product the Company Reach/Hoovers/etc. salesman will let me test drive their product for a week or more.
Then, it is a matter of using Google to find other connections that might be exploitable.
The Myspace/social networking angle isn't as cost/time-effective as Hoovers and Google.
IMO, it's likely they run the D&B searches from them and let their owners pick up the tab.
Execs are, for the most part, prima-donnas who don't think they need to understand technology to use it.
Hand them a Blackberry, and they're awed...but don't have the sense to monitor whether the unit's radio is on or off.
And spam mystifies them...they think it's a personal affront to their peaceful existence. Minions are mobilized to attempt to track down the source, etc., etc. Just delete thing and get on with life.
And, don't get me started on laptops in their hands...
http://www.versuri32.com/versuri/oasis/index.php
http://www.versuri32.com/versuri/pearl-jam/index.php
and here
http://www.versuri32.com/versuri/sasha/index.php
- I kind of like the idea
- by Dr_Zinj July 9, 2007 6:15 AM PDT
- There really should be direct, personal consequences to top level managers of companies that engage in socially or environmentally (is there really a difference in the end?) egregious manners.
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(8 Comments)Too bad it's being misused by common criminals.