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The week before we published a blog that discussed typosquatting of social web sites that lead visitors to spam survey sites with a high Alexa ranking. With our on-going research, we discovered that cyber-criminals are carrying out even more work, and the campaign is more widespread than we originally thought. Their targets are not limited to […]

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As you can’t have failed to have noticed, yesterday some of the world’s most famous websites chose a variety of ways to protest against proposed anti-piracy legislation in the United States. Sites such as Reddit, Wired, Boing Boing and Google either blanked out their content or displayed clear links explaining why they were against the […]

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If you want a quick way of increasing traffic to your website – change or take down portions of your website in protest … at least that is what we have gleaned from today’s Wikipedia protest against SOPA. There will likely be other blog posts and stats released on the results of this and other […]

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