Sex and Shopping

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LAST year, spam accounted for up to 96% of all e-mail traffic, according to Commtouch, a security-software company. Undeterred by tough legislation and better security, spammers use increasingly sophisticated methods to evade filters and fool increasingly savvy internet users. But the nature of spam remains pretty basic. In the last three months of 2007, 70% of e-mails offered sexual enhancers, 16 percentage points more than during the first three months of that year. Financial offers accounted for 5%, down from 23%, possibly reflecting the gloomier economic climate. Around 10% tempted holiday-season shoppers with counterfeit goods.

Sex and shopping

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