May 31, 2010 03:37 by
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The average number of targeted, malicious e-mail attacks per month for 2010 is high, according to figures released by Symantec’s MessageLabs Intelligence and will probably rise in June when football’s World Cup gets underway.
Cited by experts as the most damaging type of Internet threat, a targeted attack takes place via e-mail and is designed to target a s...
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May 20, 2010 00:40 by
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With just three weeks to go before football’s 2010 World Cup gets underway, Internet users can expect an increase in spam and other online malicious activity. With this in mind, 2010Netthreat.com asked Symantec experts for a checklist of do’s and don’ts that will help protect readers.
Do’s
Unsubscribe from legitimate mailings that you no long...
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May 11, 2010 04:30 by
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There are just 30 days to go before World Cup 2010 kicks off in South Africa and with over 90% of all tickets sold, Fifa has issued a sobering warning to slow moving fans on the dangers of purchasing “resold” tickets online.
Hundreds of tickets are currently being offered on online classified advertisement and auction sites, but football’s gover...
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May 6, 2010 04:57 by
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To celebrate the 2010 FIFA World Cup coming to South Africa we are giving a true piece of South African soccer to 10 of our lucky followers.
We have 10 designer vuvuzelas up for grabs and all you have to do is follow @2010netthreat on Twitter to stand a chance of winning. There is no better way to feel part of the tournament than to be blowing your own custom vuvuzela ...
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