Wordwide Spam Cut 75 Percent After Host Shutdown

November 14, 2008 Comments
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Following an investigation led by the Washington Post, Internet service-providers Global Crossing and Hurricane Electric to disconnect McColo, which allegedly hosted spammers hocking pharmaceuticals and a significant amount of the world’s spam.

Sources:

WashingPost .com “Host of Internet Spam Group is Cut Off”

CNNMoney.com “Spam Down 75 Percent After ISPs Shut Down Host”

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