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 <description>Many organisations that implement an email anti-spam solution will apply a multi-layered approach.  They will implement a system that includes content filtering, IP block lists, quarantine of suspected spam items, Bayesian detection, and other important features.
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 <title>Filtering outgoing email in Exchange environments is important</title>
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 <description>When planning an email security solution many organizations put a lot of thought and effort into protecting their environment from external threats.  They use such measures as blocklists and content filtering to prevent spam from reaching end user mailboxes.
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 <title>Is Canada a Spam Haven?</title>
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 <description>The spammer that Facebook won a landmark $873 million settlement against last month operated out of Canada, leading to criticism of the countryâ€™s lax anti-spam regulations. They did attempt to address the problem of spam in 2004 when they formed the National Task Force on Spam.
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 <pubDate>Thu, 11 Dec 2008 09:46:22 -0500</pubDate>
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 <title>How to decode Spam Headers</title>
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 <description>Spammers know that they can be tracked through the â€œReceived:â€ lines in the headers. Therefore, they often attempt to obfuscate the headers to confuse matters. Although â€œReceived:â€ headers can also be forged, it is somewhat more difficult than simply forging the return address.
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 <pubDate>Thu, 04 Dec 2008 10:42:50 -0500</pubDate>
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 <title>Researchers Hijack Storm Worm</title>
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 <description>Researchers at the University of California, San Diego and Berkley successfully infiltrated the Storm Worm to measure the conversion rate of spam. They found that it took only a single response from 12 million spams sent for spammers to reap huge profits.
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 <title>U. S. Presidential Candidatesâ€™ State Spam Legislation</title>
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 <description>Some or all provisions of some individual state laws may be preempted by the United States federal CAN-SPAM Act of 2003, including provisions regarding a private right of action.  Although not part of any platforms with the upcoming United States election, how does each of the presidential candidatesâ€™ individual state fare with spam legislation?
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 <title>Spam Goes Down To The Letter</title>
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 <description>A new study by a University of Cambridge computer scientist revealed that the first letter of your email address makes a difference in how much spam you get. It found that addresses that start with â€œAâ€ â€œMâ€ or â€œSâ€ get more than 40% spam while those starting with Q or Z get only about 20% spam.
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 <pubDate>Mon, 13 Oct 2008 07:51:16 -0400</pubDate>
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 <title>Anatomy of a Spam Virus</title>
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 <description>A botnet created by a trojan virus is sometimes referred to as SpamThru.
According to the Donâ€™t Bounce Spam organization, spammers have become very sophisticated in the way they manage their botnets , and the SpamThru Trojan is the leading example. In at least one case the botnet consisted of over 73,000 computers.
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 <title>Spam Mistake Blamed for Lawsuit Dismissal</title>
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 <description>John J. Moser, Of The Morning Call, reports a Pennsylvania federal judge dismissed a womanâ€™s lawsuit. The suit claims East Penn Township, PA police used excessive force. The judgeâ€™s dismissla of the law suit said her attorney ignored a dismissal motion and the judgeâ€™s order to respond to it.
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 <pubDate>Mon, 13 Oct 2008 06:23:12 -0400</pubDate>
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 <title>Malware Laden Spam on the Rise Again</title>
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 <description>Security experts are reporting that malware laden spam is on the increase. The malware is either delivered via .zip or .rar attachments or by directing the recipient to a compromised website via a link. Another method rising in popularity is the embedding of malicious code into the source code of the message.
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