Today’s image of the day comes from Brian Krebs’s blog, KrebsonSecurity. The image illustrates how Glavmed and other alleged players in the global spam game operate, and is part of a larger exposition of the Spamit operation that was reportedly shut down sometime last year as detailed by Krebs on his blog.
His report, based on access to a massive database of financial records from part of the spam operation, claims that these partner sites, which used pre-made, pharmaceutical Web site templates to fortify their legitimacy, helped Glavmed to process some 1.5 million orders from more than 800,000 consumers who purchased fake prescription drugs between May 2007 and June 2010 and generated revenues of at least $150 million.
