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Move to IPv6 could help spambots churn out more spam, malware says botnet expert
Posted by: Jordi on Friday, February 18, 2011 - 12:21 AM
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The global spam volume is down due to the success of blacklisting IP addresses, but, according to a malware expert, IPv6 adoption may cause problems for Internet service providers using IP blacklisting for antispam measures.
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