, SecurityFocus 2006-05-17
Israeli anti-spam startup Blue Security decided on Tuesday to shutter its aggressive anti-spam service, citing threats of further--and more malicious--attacks on its service and users.
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Blue Security folds under spammer's wrath
2006-05-18
Anonymous (7 replies)
Anonymous (7 replies)
Re: Blue Security folds under spammer's wrath
2006-05-19
Anonymous (4 replies)
Anonymous (4 replies)
Blue Security folds under spammer's wrath
2006-05-19
FixitDave (3 replies)
FixitDave (3 replies)
Blue Security folds under spammer's wrath
2006-05-25
Anonymous (1 replies)
Anonymous (1 replies)
Re: Blue Security folds under spammer's wrath
2006-05-28
A random computer geek (1 replies)
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securityfocus cowards hide the truth
2006-06-05
bluesecurity IS spamming (2 replies)
bluesecurity IS spamming (2 replies)
While an individual involved in a flash mob did nothing wrong, there is a difference between an individual and an organizer. Blue Security *organized* the flash mob. This makes them a target for a counter-attack.
I agree with the previous poster: Blue Security was either ignorant to believe that this would not happen to them, or irresponsible to put their hosting ISPs and DNS providers in the line of fire without prior notice.
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