Another Top Spammer Sued
from the and-now-what? dept
One of the top five spam operations in the world, according to Spamhaus, was sued for millions in Texas today, though, no criminal charges were filed. There have been a lot of spam lawsuits lately, and it looks like they're definitely targeting some of the bigger fish. This is good, though, it's unclear how this will impact spam long term. While some recent indications suggest spam growth is stabilizing, we probably need a bit more time to see what impact these lawsuits are really having.
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