A computer expert was sentenced Thursday to two years' probation for helping send millions of spam messages that allowed computer marketers to illegally harvest email addresses and phone numbers.

NEWARK-- If you've ever wondered who sends all that email spam and how they got email addresses, two men admitted in federal court Thursday that they broke the law to fill up millions of in-boxes. The ...

A Dark Web service specialized in Jabber/XMPP spam is offering spamées the option of stopping all incoming messages for a small fee of 0.01 Bitcoin, which comes down to around $25. While Jabber spam ...

Federal law enforcement officials in the Valley on Wednesday touted the second successful conviction in a major international computer spamming operation they said involved people in California, ...

After months of inactivity, the notorious Emotet spamming trojan has come alive again as it spews out a massive campaign of malicious emails targeting users worldwide. Emotet is a malware infection ...