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September 2005
  News
+ Warnings of Katrina e-mail scams

+ Feds consider anti-spyware strategy

+ Blogs Attract Young, Wealthy Readers

+ Credit card fraud ring implicated in Zotob affair

+ F-Secure: Commwarrior claims first big victim
 
  Featured Article
Internet Tea Leaves: Google's Googlies - Rajesh Jain

August saw four announcements from Google, which set off a flurry of speculation and discussion. It announced the acquisition of Android, a start-up working in the mobile space. It then said that it is planning to raise $4 billion in a secondary offering to add to its $3 billion cash. It launched Google Desktop (version 2) and Google Talk last week. The Google Desktop comes with a sidebar takes up screen real estate on the desktop and provides a view of items of interest to users, automatically learning about the user. Google Talk is the company's foray into instant messaging and broader person-to-person communications.

Business Week summarised it as follows: "Talk about ambition. Google appears to be contemplating forays into everything from Wi-Fi Internet access and mobile devices to operating systems and e-commerce."


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  Emergic CleanMail Security Update

Spam Statistics
78.71% of mails for corporate India were spams for the month of July. Overall 64.41% of mails were blocked.   

Upcoming Virus
W32.Mailbancos@mm

W32.Mailbancos@mm is a worm that downloads and executes a copy of PWSteal.Bancos and sends emails to addresses gathered from the compromised computer. It has medium distribution and damaging capabilities. It sends HTML emails with links that downloads a copy of itself and once active on a system, it downloads and executes a variant of PWSteal.Bancos. It also sends the email address of the compromised computer to the attacker.

The subject of the email is usually
"Ol? [SENDER], [RECIPIENT] deixou uma musica na Radio Terra! - [Concorra a 1 Fox Zero Kilometro - Musica Premiada Radio Terra!] " where the SENDER and RECIPIENT is replaced by the email addresses of the forged sender and recipient respectively.

Top 5 virus in India

a) W32/Netsky.P@mm - 23.40 %

b) W32/Netsky.Q@mm - 9.65 %

c) W32/Mytob.BH@mm - 5.99 %

d) W32/Mytob.EK@mm - 3.92 %

e) W32/Mytob.IT@mm - 3.42 %

The statistics in this report are estimated on the basis of the mail traffic arriving on the Netcore's Emergic CleanMail servers with an average of 1 million mails hitting the servers daily. The statistics represent the mail traffic for Corporate Indian Clients and doesn't account for traffic to free email addresses.

  Testimonial
We have procured mailing solutions from Netcore Solutions Pvt Ltd and have been using it satisfactorily for the last four years.

The transition of our mail services to Emergic MailServ seemed to be very useful for an organisation like ours. Having been able to access our corporate mailboxes even outside our office is one of the best and a very useful feature of Emergic MailServ.

We definitely look forward for more developments from the team.


S. K. Kotwani
Manager
IndusInd Bank Ltd.


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