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Got Spam? You're Not Alone!

Sat, 31 Jul 2010 06:45:10 +0000

A recent report showed that over 82% of all US email is spam. With about 980 million email accounts around the world, it would be interesting to see what the world wide spam percentage is. Spam is becoming more and more insistent and with spammers teaming up with virus writers, the situation is growing increasingly malicious.

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Should You Use More than One Blacklist to Prevent Spam?

Sat, 31 Jul 2010 06:00:14 +0000

Blacklists (or block lists) are a spam prevention technique that uses lists of IP addresses or domain names that are associated with spamming to determine whether to block or allow a particular email transmission.
Although the technique falls under one general description, there are many different implementations of block lists that can be used to make [...]

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Should You Use More than One Blacklist to Prevent Spam?

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Efficient Ways of Restricting Spam's Entry in Your Inbox

Sat, 31 Jul 2010 06:00:10 +0000

Spamming is a dishonest attempt of online communication behavior and the two best ways to combat spam is getting a spam filter or complaining to your internet service provider regarding it. In addition, you can try to avoid responding to any sort of spam email you receive. Such awareness and alertness can build a world wide web with no more spam.

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Setup Akismet Spam Blocker

spam blocking — Fri, 30 Jul 2010 21:42:24 +0000

How To Use The Antivirus Software Tech Website

spam blocking — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 14:25:24 +0000

Antivirus Software Tech: antivirus-software.tech.officelive.com Antivirus software is developed to protect computers from viruses, spyware, spam, bots, malware and more. There are a couple of ways that antivirus software works to protect a system. The first way many antivirus software works is by checking files against a database or dictionary of known computer viruses. If the antivirus software finds a virus it can attempt to repair the file, delete it, or quarantine it. The database/dictionary of known viruses is periodically updated to contain the latest and newest viruses to date. This system of monitoring incoming files and attachments and scanning them to check for known viruses has worked well and it’s continued success is contingent upon the antivirus software staying up to date with updates. The second way in which antivirus software detect viruses is by monitoring programs for odd or suspicious behavior. Computer hackers are always creating new viruses and new methods of creating problems for PCs. Having an antivirus software that includes free regular updates ensures that you will have the best possible protection against Internet threats and intrusions.

Apple Facing Lawsuit Over Spam Filtering

Thu, 29 Jul 2010 06:15:13 +0000

Apple has joined Google, Dell, and Yahoo! in the list of companies being sued by InNova. The company claims they, along with 32 other companies, have been using their spam filtering technology without permission for an unspecified amount of years.
InNova claims the patent was granted to mathematician Robert Uomini in 1995. Unomini is credited as [...]

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Internet Censorship Alert! Alex Jones exposes agenda to ‘blacklist’ dissenting sites

spam blocking — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 05:13:25 +0000

www.infowars.com The Western world, from Australia to the United States, UK and parts of Europe, are moving in a unified front toward dictatorial Internet censorship. Australia has led the way, despite outcry from its populace, by “filtering” out certain banned content. In the United States, Sen. Jay Rockefeller, in continuing his family’s tradition of oppressing free humanity, has pushed forward Cybersecurity legislation that has already passed the House. He has done so in the name of warding off ghastly cyber “attackers” conceivably fronting for al Qaeda while ushering in a means to restrict free speech and expression online for the general population. With Obama’s support, most of the developed world has accepted plans for government-approved online activity and Pentagon-monitored internet traffic. The US and UK are facilitating the hijacking of what has, until now, been a highly-democratic Internet. Overall, it has been a technological God-send for bringing together communication and strongly expressing thought outside of the mainstream information available on television and in print. Now, people are being forced onto the corporate-dominated Internet2– once again, in the name of “security.” (Internet) Freedom sacrificed at the same false alter of (Internet) Security. Independent blogs, news sites and online businesses will all be financially disadvantaged by access fees not demanded of dominant entities. What is today outside the ‘norm’ but well within free speech …

Warning! Internet Scams & Email Phishing

spam blocking — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 19:17:10 +0000

A video blog about internet scams, asking if you’ve ever experienced them and if you know anyone who has been taken in. Also I cover how to watch out and avoid them. Beware of a Dell scam going around, in which you will be asked to verify your payment details after buying the computer. They will ask for your credit card and passport. This is a scam do not reply.

How spam can make you a victim of e-Crime, and what can be done about it? Part 1 of 3

spam blocking — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 12:05:39 +0000

Part 1 of 3. Session from the 2009 e-Crime Wales Summit. Richard Cox, Spamhaus Although most internet users feel that e-Crime is something above their heads that will never affect them, anyone can become a victim – either at random or through a targeted attack – and the economic damage caused by such crime can be severe. e-Criminals exploit not only the flaws in commercial software, but also weaknesses in both Internet Governance and national legislatory frameworks. Blocking inbound spam can reduce the risks, and good security management by Internet Service Providers can ensure that malicious connections are blocked. But in an industry where margins were slender or non-existent even before the economic downturn, what scope is there for the adequate protection of users without impacting on the existing cherished freedoms?

TrueCaller for iPhone width number lookup & call filter(v 1.30)

spam blocking — Tue, 27 Jul 2010 14:44:24 +0000

With TrueCaller you can make reverse number lookups in more than 25 countries by entering the phone number and pressing Search. You can save the contact to your phonebook and see the address on a map. Features: – Search numbers/name – Show on map – Update phonebook with missing information – Rate numbers as spam for notification on incoming calls – Spam-number protection Works in more than 25 countries such as USA, Canada, Sweden, Denmark, India, France, Italy and many more…