You know that Exchange 2010 has its own anti-spam functionality, and you also know that users can set up their own safe and blocked sender and domain lists in Outlook 2007 and 2010, but did you know the two work …
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- Please Spam Me!2008-07-02 13:56:09
- Spammers Choose GMail2008-07-16 15:10:07
- Fanbox.com Uses Members To Spam2009-08-11 14:04:36
- Google reCAPTCHA cracked2011-01-05 10:20:58
- Court Ruling Makes Some Forms of Spam Legal2011-08-19 16:00:23
- ASU vs. change.org: Spam or Free Speech? Posted on Feb 9, 2012
- Top 10 Spam Trigger Words Posted on Feb 8, 2012
- 19 States Now Selling Email Addresses to Political Spammers Posted on Feb 8, 2012
- Oregon Legislator Dubbed Spam King Posted on Feb 8, 2012
- Phishing Attacks Hitting Government Contractors Posted on Feb 8, 2012
- A good start to the series, and I agree, widespread education on spam is important to deal with the problem and make it not so worth a spammer's time. We teach children in school all about computers, technology, the internet, but not enough of that time is spent educating them on the safest ways to protect oneself on the internet, something that would pay dividends in ten years or less in the fight against spam. February 6, 2012
- I think most companies aren't going to be adhering to any uniform standard that doesn't suit it, especially when encountering any hard-headed managers who may not see the benefit if it doesn't result in immediate profit. It's a nice idea, and I'm glad the big players are involved, but I don't think the concept will trickle down to the smaller guys. February 6, 2012
- According to the United Nation's World Population Prospects report for 2011, there are more than 2 billion Internet users worldwide, with approximately half of this coming from China, the United States, Japan, India, and Brazil (in order). With this figure, expect at least 1 percent can become victims of spams and phishing attacks. Although this is a diminutive percentage, it can still turn in sums of money from the victims - millions of dollars. It's really true that there’s always someone who will buy whatever spammers are selling. This a sad truth we should learn to accept. February 6, 2012
- Unsubscribing is a double edged sword. For reputable websites, magazines and online communities, I usually click the "unsubscribe" button or link when it is presented as an option. Usually, I take note of all websites I register or subscribe into - so that if in case I decide to unsubscribe later it is easier for me to do so. Typically, I put my list of websites to the same file as my list of usernames with their corresponding passwords. On the other hand, on emails and websites that seem suspicious (websites with too many links, sex-related, pharmacy, etc) I usually just marked them as spams and report to proper authorities. I never click their "unsubscribe" buttons. February 6, 2012
- Gameover - ironic but still deserves to be mentioned as one of the most devastating security threats this year. But I pity those who fall victim to Gameover because they never learn. I mean, this kind of scam has been around the World Wide Web for quite some time now. It has the same technique, process and portal just like its predecessors. It is and has nothing new to show to its victims. February 6, 2012
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