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Spam: Mega spammer arrested in Japan for sending 2.2 billion emails

February 23, 2008 by Shanmuga  
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"A 25-year-old Japanese man has been arrested in Tokyo for allegedly sending 2.2 billion spam messages advertising gambling and dating services under the guise of a fake identity, according to Japanese media reports.

Police in Tokyo said on Friday that they had arrested Yuki Shiina after receiving a complaint from an ISP last year about the vast amounts of emails he was sending, Japan’s English speaking news service, Japan Today reported. " - Content courtesy of Mega spammer arrested in Japan for sending 2.2 billion emails - Security - iTnews Australia

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One Response to “Spam: Mega spammer arrested in Japan for sending 2.2 billion emails”

  1. BUzz on April 16th, 2008 9:13 PM

    The interesting thing is what sort of punishment will he get.

    A severe and deterrent punishment must be given to him or else it is just a waste of time and spammers will continue to do what they do UNLESS a severe penalty is given out.

    A BIG fine, caning and jail term will deter and scare off other spammers !!!

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