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		* The Anti-Spam Home Page ^Votes:0 Home \| Programming Resources \| Anti-Spam \| * The Anti-Spam Home Page Feedback to The Anti-Spam Home Page The Old Anti-Spam Home Page (archived) The Anti-Spam Home Page An updated article on the topic of spam. All content Copyright © 2006, P. Lutus Message Page Introduction \| Some History \| The Windows Problem Computer Pathogens \| A closer look at spam Remedies \| Legal Issues \| Conclusion \| Feedback (double-click any word to see its definition) Introduction About eight years ago I wrote an optimistic article on the topic of spam that has been widely linked and copied. During the intervening decade the original article's content grew increasingly dated and irrelevant, so I decided it's time for a new description of the spam problem. This page is the result. Expressed very simply, spammers ha Read More Go to Site

		Fight Spam on the Internet! ^Votes:0 Sponsored by: Download free trial! Home About Spam Help for Users Help for Sysadmins Help for Marketers FAQS Join Us Link to Us Site Index About Us Editor's Blog Signatories Scott Hazen Mueller Sean Eric Fagan Chris Lewis Ed Hew Doug Muth Lars Wirzenius Paul Vixie Dan Zerkle David Wright Jan Isley Aliza R. Panitz Donald E. Eastlake 3rd Thijs Kinkhorst James C. Armstrong, Jr. Dan Birchall John R. Levine Koos van den Hout Dave Barr Mark R. Horton Lazlo Nibble Piete Brooks Sponsored by GFI MailEssentials - The #1 Server anti-spam solution Fight Spam on the Internet! You have probably seen an increase in the amount of "junk mail" which shows up in your email box, or on your favorite newsgroup. The activities of a small number of people are becoming a bigger problem for the Internet. We have be Read More Go to Site

		alt.spam FAQ or "Figuring out fake E-Mail & Posts". ^Votes:0 Jamie, in a kind inimitable way, has informed me that some of the scumwaresites are showing this page in popups. If you see this alt.spam FAQ in apopup please be assured that spyware / adware sites are doing this to try todiscredit anti-spam / anti-spyware sites. See: http://www.spywareinfo.com/~merijn/downloads.html and http://www.spywareinfo.com/articles/hijacked/ Please see my section on removing spyware . Thanks, Ken From: gandalf@digital.net Subject: alt.spam FAQ or "Figuring out fake E-Mail & Posts". Rev20050130 Newsgroups: alt.2600, alt.spam, alt.newbie, news.admin.net-abuse.misc,news.admin.net-abuse.email, news.admin.net-abuse.usenet, alt.answers,news.answers Followup-To: news.admin.net-abuse.misc, alt.spam, news.admin.net-abuse.usenet Summary: This posting describe Read More Go to Site

		Anti-UBE/UCE ("E-mail spam") page ^Votes:0 Anti-UBE/UCE ("E-mail spam") page U nsolicited B ulk E -mail ( UBE ) and U nsolicited C ommercial E -mail ( UCE ) are annoying. It wastes your time. It chews up network bandwidth. And almost all of it peddles scams which are extremely lame (e.g., "hire us to send UBE!"), if not outright illegal (e.g., the "make money fast" pyramid scheme). What can I do about UBE/UCE? Court documents from Ameriweb (LINKUS) v. Netcom Amazon.Com sends UCE and ignores "remove requests" ... but they're not alone! Barnes & Noble also spams and ignores "remove requests" Special stuff for system administrators: SSI tricks -- get spam-hosters' own customers to apply pressure to them. SMTPD tricks -- secure your mail server and block spammers. Apache/DNS/SMTPD tricks -- "passive" web-server defense. Special stuff f Read More Go to Site

		E-Mail Spamming countermeasures ^Votes:0 Privacy and Legal Notice INFORMATION BULLETIN I-005c: E-Mail Spamming countermeasures Detection and prevention of E-Mail spamming November 25, 1997 22:00 GMT PROBLEM: Unsolicited E-Mail. PLATFORM: All platforms which accept E-Mail from the Internet DAMAGE: Loss of user productivity and reduction of availability of resources. SOLUTION: Follow the guidelines outlined below. VULNERABILITY Programs which implement this type of malicious activity are in ASSESSMENT: widespread use. No legal remedies are available yet. INTRODUCTION: Spam (aka UCE: Unsolicited Commercial E-mail) is the Internet version of "Junk mail." It is an attempt to deliver a message, over the Internet, to someone who would not otherwise choose to receive it. Almost all spam is commercial advertising. Potential target lists a Read More Go to Site

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		From news.admin.net-abuse.email - why we're against junk E-mail ^Votes:0 Why We're Against UCE What's the fuss about Unsolicited Bulk E-mail (UBE)? Found this on news.admin.net-abuse.email as a well done explaination why junk E-mail is a problem, why it is not wanted, and why an increasing number of Internet users are complaining loud and long to those that send it, those that host it, and those that proliferate it. Reprinted here with permission. From: frederi108@aol.com (Frederi108) Subject: Re: Conspiracy Theory?... or just plain money making!! Date: 11 Jan 1998 02:26:49 GMT Message-ID: <19980111022600.VAA26902@ladder02.news.aol.com> In article , zlichter@aol.com (ZLichter) writes: >I am a "newbie" to this news group, and as one I may not be entitled to an >opinion... but I think since this is a free country.. I will give it >anyway...last wee Read More Go to Site

		GetNetWise \| Spam ^Votes:0 GetNetWiseTV Learn more about Junk E-mail (spam) Anne Collier on Spam Hi \| Low \| WMP Discussion on Spam, part 1 Hi \| Low \| WMP Discussion on Spam, part 2 Hi \| Low Facts About Spam "12 to 15 percent of total e-mail traffic is spam - a year ago, that figure was closer to 7 percent." - Brightmail June 27, 2002 Home / Spam Do you feel like you are getting more and more e-mail from unwanted sources everyday? Unwanted commercial e-mail (UCE), otherwise known as spam, can be an annoying, costly and time-consuming problem for many consumers. Follow the below Tips , use the Tools and, when necessary, Take Action to help alleviate unwanted e-mails in your inbox. Tips Learn some basic tips to prevent unwanted junk e-mail from filling your inbox. Tips include using a unique e-mail address, reading the Read More Go to Site

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		How to Get Rid of Junk Mail, Spam, and Telemarketers - EcoFuture resources ^Votes:0 www.ecofuture.org/jnkmail.html How to Get Rid of Junk Mail, Spam, and Telemarketers This website offers tips, techniques, specific addresses to write, and numbers to call to get off those nasty junk mailing lists and telemarketing lists across the U.S. It's easy to eliminate almost all of your junk mail. In doing so, you also reduce paper waste and help the environment! This information was compiled over a number of years to help me keep off mailing lists. It became a pastime, not an obsession, yet the end result was this rather substantial repository of information. In order to help disseminate this information as widely as possible, you may copy and reproduce this information with appropriate credit, and of course link to this page. I have tried to keep information as current as possible Read More Go to Site

		Jim Kingdon's Anti-spam Page ^Votes:0 Jim Kingdon's Anti-spam Page Most people probably now know why unsolicited bulk email ("spam") is bad, but if not see spam.abuse.net . Here are my own anti-spam ideas/links: Filtering and blocking spam is a good idea, but the ideal filter is shared among many sites, to spread the work and so that there is a cleaner incentive/mechanism to get removed from the filter. See for example SpamAssassin (including the various block lists that it can consult). I wrote the "How to Complain" page which you may have seen. There needs to be a good guide, aimed at people whose interest is marketing , about what one should do to sell online. There is a lot written by marketers who don't understand the internet, and internet denizens who don't understand marketing, but the spamcon foundation is a good plac Read More Go to Site

		Junkbusters Junk Email (Spam) Headlines ^Votes:0 J UNK BUSTERS Junk Email (Spam) Headlines Spamming must be stopped Prevention first: see our tips on how to stay off junk email lists , because getting your address removed is far more difficult. Even if you're angered by repeated spam, do not threaten the spammer with violence or illegal acts. E-mail-bombing usually hurts other people, not the spammer. You can report the spam to various companies and government agencies. To learn how to track down who is really sending you junk, see our overview on tracking. If you get a real address, you can send our strongly-worded reply telling them that they will be taken to agree to pay you $10 per message if they continue spamming you. Our page on why spamming must be stopped discusses earlier court cases and other major developments concerning spam Read More Go to Site

		Net Services Software Library ^Votes:0 Helplines: software and services HelpMail Simple Email systems Email Helplines and "Caller ID" Private Box software HelpLine Technology Forum HelpLine Users Forum Search: Internet emotional support resources Other software and services Main Software Library Delphi Components About Net Services Home page What we do Customer list Contact Search Search this site The Net Services Software Library These download links are to the full version of the evaluation or freeware editions. Check the Details link for compatibility issues, patch releases, etc. Programmer? See our Delphi Components Page Program Description Needs Details Download Mr. Cool Download large files from slow sites with ease W95/8/NT Whois Look up Internet domains and the people behind them W95/8 / NT Mr. Hot Find out when importa Read More Go to Site

		Panix Help System - Email Spam ^Votes:0 Dealing with Unsolicited Commercial Email (UCE, "email spam") Unsolicited mass email has become an enormous problem on the Internet, affecting users and ISPs alike. Users who are unable to check and purge their mailboxes on a frequent basis can find their disk quotas filling fast; providers are dedicating resources disporportionately to processing the volume of unwanted email and to helping users cope with it. Please do not "bounce" spam with a fake "user unknown" header. It's wisest not to send "remove" requests. How to complain about spam you receive Spam Blocking Spam Filtering with SpamAssassin Other options Additional resources Please do not "bounce" spam with a fake "user unknown" header. It's not just futile, it's harmful. Spammers forge addresses into the headers of their spam. You Read More Go to Site

		Smart Computing Article Search Results: Articles in the category ^Votes:0 Subscribe Today \| Contact Us \| Register Now Home \| Tech Support \| Q&A Board \| Article Search \| Subscribe & Shop Smart Computing Articles You Searched For: Articles in the category within the publication(s) ALL PUBLICATIONS and published on or after 11/2005 Number of Matches: 0 Change Your Search Sorry, your search resulted in no matches. Please try selecting a different item or typing in a different phrase. Sorry, there are no sub-categories under this category. Try changing the content of a search field. You might also try leaving one or more of the search fields blank. OR Select an article type: All Article Types General Information Articles Troubleshooting Articles Tutorial Articles Hardware Review Articles Software Review Articles Type in a phrase or key words below, Select Search type Read More Go to Site

		Spam: Know the Facts ^Votes:0 Spam: Know the Facts A message from your Internet service provider. What is spam? Will I receive spam messages? If so, how many will I get? So is spam a big problem on the Internet? Who sends out these messages? But I don?t want to get these spam messages. So what if I e-mail them and tell them I don?t want to get their messages? Will they stop sending them? So what can I do to stop spam? Waiting for spammers to go out of business may be a long-term solution, but I want to stop getting all these messages now. What else can I do? How can I get more information about spam? Q: What is spam? A: Spam is a term used on the Internet to refer to unsolicited e-mail and Usenet postings. These messages are usually intended to entice the recipient into buying a product or service of some kind or into Read More Go to Site

		SpamFree - Free Email Spam Resources and Info ^Votes:0 Spam Free Search: About Free Email Free Links Free articles, tips and news about email spam Categories Articles (15) Faqs (7) Free Stuff (2) Archives October 2007 September 2007 Meta Register Login 28 Oct., 2007 6:43:32 PM Spam - Time Eater and Computer Destroyer If you’ve ever opened your email application to see that you have hundreds of new messages in just a day or two, you know what it is like to be hit by email spam. Spam isn’t just a big waste of space in your email account. It is annoying to wade through all those emails. Even more importantly, the sheer volume of viagra, porn, I’m the King of Siam’s uncle and need you to move money for me, etc. emails makes missing an important email from an actual customer or the boss a lot more likely. If you happen to wo Read More Go to Site

		stopspam.org Home Page ^Votes:0 General Info Email Abuse Usenet Abuse Web Abuse Today's date is September , 1993 About Us Definitions Legends FAQs Other Links Tools Contact Us stopspam.org General Information We are currently (Fall/Winter 2003/4) undergoing a long -overdue, massive reorganization and revamping of the site, so many previous links may not work (if they ever did). Most of the work is being done offline and uploaded late at night, to minimize the day-to-day disruption of the site. The MMF (Make Money Fast) Myth pages and the Email Header Reading Tutorial are still located here, but may have changed URLs from their previous locations - if that is the case, there will aways be a pointer to them in those locations, as they are refernced by many outside agencies and pages. However, everything else may be in a st Read More Go to Site

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