Free Email Providers Launch DMARC.org To Prevent Phishing Scams

Leading free email providers like Google, Microsoft and Yahoo are teaming up in an effort to prevent "phishing" scams.

Lawsuit raises questions about email privacy at work

A recent lawsuit filed against the U.S. Food and Drug Administration is drawing attention to the question of whether employees have a reasonable expectation of privacy when using personal email accounts on workplace computers.

How to Scrub Email Out of a Windows Computer

The legacy approach to email, typified by Microsoft's Outlook program, permanently mated email to one computer.

turboSMTP Announces Free Trial to New Registered Users

turboSMTP, professional SMTP service provider, is now offering 1,000 email credits for free to new accounts.(PRWEB) January 19, 2012 turboSMTP - a leading provider of professional SMTP services - is proud to announce that a free trial of 1,000 credits is now available to every newly created account.Starting from today, new registered users will be enabled to send up to 1,000 emails for free ...

News of the World broke into email accounts too: Son of serial killer Harold Shipman was targeted by newspaper

Harold Shipman's (pictured) son Christopher was one of at least two people who had their emails targeted. Tom Rowland, a property journalist, is believed to be the other victim.

Email scam hits local principal; what to do if you're hacked

QUINCY, Ill. (WGEM) -- More people in the tri-states are falling victim to hackers: everything from e-mail to bank accounts are targets. A school principal is among the latest local victims.