Many of us have seen the heart-wrenching scenes from the world’s latest natural disaster, in Haiti, and want to help.Unfortunately, there are some who would take advantage of the situation, and people’s charitable nature, and...
Read MoreIn 2009, Sanford Wallace was sued under CAN-SPAM by Facebook. The BBC controlled a botnet. Canada introduced serious anti-spam legislation, which didn't make it through the legislative process. Alan Ralsky pled guilty and...
Read MoreParliament has been prorogated until March 2010, and it is unlikely (but not impossible) that the anti-spam bill, C-27 will survive the process. CAUCE will comment on this more fully in the new year, but while the delay is most...
Read MoreScott Richter made the news again in 2007, MySpace sued him for phishing and spamming their members. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission became active in shutting down pump & dump spamming organizations. Several...
Read MoreSpam grows 143% in 2006. Christopher ‘Rizler’ Smith threatens to kill a witness in his trial, Alan Ralsky partner Daniel Lin pleads guilty. Datran Media settles a lawsuit filed against them over what is called "the largest deliberate breach of Internet privacy discovered by U.S. authorities". Goodmail stuns California senators, Blue Frog hops off into the sunset, pump & dump is discovered to increase stock prices. Sanford Wallace is fined for distributing spyware, AOL wants to dig up some turf. e360 Insight wins its case against The Spamhaus Project. Australia wins against Wayne Mansfield.
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