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We are all used to spam arriving in our e-mail inboxes, but now the problem is spreading to other communications methods.<\/p>\n

Research by Wireless Services Corporation<\/a> shows almost half of the mobile phone text messages received in the US are spam, compared with 18% a year ago. Another problem is the growing menace of spam over instant messaging (spim), with Meta Group reporting 28% of instant messaging users hit by spim.<\/p>\n

Meanwhile, IT managers are turning to new methods of trapping e-mail-born spam at the network edge. According to e-mail security provider Postini<\/a>, 88% of e-mail is spam and Symantec reports 70% (their Brightmail Antispam<\/a> product is used by ASPs such as MessageLabs<\/a>) with 80% from overseas, particularly China and Russia. Appliance servers are now available that claim to trap “dark traffic” such as unwanted inbound SMTP traffic, directory harvest and e-mail denial of service (DoS) attacks, malformed and invalid recipient addresses.<\/p>\n

Last month, Microsoft acquired Sybari<\/a> and according to IT Week<\/a>, the Sybari tools are likely to be offered as a plug in for the virus-scanning API in Exchange Server 2003 service pack 1, as well as part of Microsoft’s plans to offer edge services in forthcoming Exchange Server releases, including Sender ID e-mail authentication in Exchange Server service pack 2, IP safe lists, and a requirement for senders to solve a computational puzzle for each e-mail sent, increasing overheads for spammers (and unfortunately for the rest of us too).<\/p>\n

Some industry commentators criticise the use of filtering products, citing examples of blocked legitimate e-mail. Sadly this will always be the case (one of my wife’s potential customers once claimed that her domain name pr-co.co.uk<\/a> is invalid, blocking all addresses containing hyphens) and many of my clients (wisely, if in a somewhat draconian style in some cases) block various attachment types. A few weeks back, even a reply which I sent to a request for assistance left on this blog was picked up as spam. There will always be a trade off between false positives and a small amount of spam getting through – what is needed is for a real person to double check the filtered e-mail, combined with an overall increase in the use of digitally signed e-mail.<\/p>\n

Links<\/h3>\n

Practical measures for combating spam<\/a> (MessageLabs)<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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