| Ron Paul spam traced to Ukrainian botnet, 12/05/07 Security researchers have shut down a network of computers responsible for sending out nearly 200 million spam messages supporting the U.S. presidential candidate last month, and after analyzing the server's software, it's clear that there is no such thing as a Ron Paul botnet, according to Joe Stewart, a senior security researcher with SecureWorks. U.K. drowning in spam tidal wave, 12/03/07 The U.K. now receives 20 billion spam e-mails a day, roughly one sixth of the daily global total, filtering company IronPort has said. Buzzblog: High-earning spammers face tougher sentences More big-time spammers -- hoisted on their own ill-gotten gains -- may find themselves doing longer stretches behind bars if a federal judge's first-of-its-kind sentencing decision in a Denver case becomes widely applied. Consumers deal with 'e-mail insecurity factor', 12/04/07 Consumers aren't just ignoring your holiday e-mails. Some are saying "Bah, humbug!" and avoiding them altogether by creating multiple e-mail identities to filter messages. Google integrates AIM into Gmail, 12/04/07 Google has integrated AOL's popular AIM instant-messaging service into its Gmail Web-based e-mail client, the company announced on Tuesday. What comes next after unified communications? Now that "unified communications" pretty much comes as "standard equipment," is unified applications the next big thing? Office Communications server docs Is OCS is trying to be everything to everybody? Most companies don't want to roll out ALL of the OCS functionality. Microsoft Subnet blogger Alex Lewis offers guidance. | 
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