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• The Spam Warehouse
Share and learn how to fight spam; collect it and laugh at it.
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• The SPAM-L FAQ - Tracking Spam
Instructions for reading e-mail headers and complaining to the spammer's ISP.
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• The Spamhaus Project
Tracks known Spam Support Services and lists the ISPs who keep organized spamming alive; includes news, block list and ROKSO, the Register Of Known Spam Operations.
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• The Spamhaus Project Register of Known Spam Operations (ROKSO)
The Spamhaus Project's Register Of Known Spam Operations (ROKSO) Database. ROKSO collates evidence on known hard-line spam outfits that have been thrown off Internet Service Providers over three times.
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• The Spammeister Guide to Spam
FAQ on spam including ways to reduce the flow of junk email or become spam free.
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• The Stalked Need a Safety Net
Wired News story by Katie Dean.
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• The Steve Winter FAQ by Steve Adams
Things you may need to know if you have dealings with Steve Winter.
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• The Story of "Nadine" -- A Tale of Mailing Lists
Account of what happened after an Internet user accidentally gave a wrong email address when she visited a web page and signed up for a sweepstakes.
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• The Terrifying Truth About Online Stalking
Information about what online stalkers already know about possible victims, and suggestions to modify on-line behavior. ZDNet Anchordesk story by Jesse Berst.
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• The war for your e-mail box
Do we need anti-spam laws? Some Net veterans think the unthinkable. [Salon 21st]
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• The Weekly Spam Report
A humorous weekly commentary on spam floating around the net.
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• Three ways to spamproof your in-box
PROBLEM: You're drowning in unsolicited e-mail messages. SOLUTION: Filter your incoming e-mail, contact your Internet service provider, and hunt down the culprits. [CNN]
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• Tim Williams: Anti-SpamBot Countermeasures
Ciphers email addresses to foil spambots.
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• To Protest Unwanted E-Mail, Spam Cop Goes to the Source
A consultant introduces a tool to let users complain about spam to authorities. [NYT]
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• Tools Stunt DoS Attack
InternetWeek article written in the aftermath of the Denial of Service attack on Microsoft's domain name servers discusses various ways to combat these tactics.
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• Topix.net: Spam
News about spam, collected from various sources on the web.
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• trimMail's Email Battles
Daily briefing on e-mail spam, security, privacy and viruses.
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• Trinoo Analysis
An analysis of the DoS Project's trin00 master/slave programs, which implement a distributed network denial of service tool.
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• Typepad Vs. Commentspam
The steps that Typepad has taken in order to rid its users of spam comments.
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• U.S. Gains in War Against 'Spam' Fraud
In ongoing investigations, the FTC and Project Mailbox found that many unsolicited e-mail sweepstakes offerings, travel offers and work-at-home schemes are fraudulent. [NewsFactor]
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• U.S. House Approves Anti-Spam Bill
The U.S. House of Representatives voted almost unanimously Tuesday that spam should be unlawful. [E-Commerce Times]
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• U.S. House Committee Mulls Spam Crackdown
The U.S. House of Representatives Commerce Committee convened yesterday to examine ways to crack down on mass junk mailers and prevent such so-called "spam" from thwarting efforts to build consumer confidence in electronic commerce. [E-Commerce Times]
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• U.S. representatives mount attack on spam
A bill designed to give consumers and ISPs greater control over a flood of unwanted e-mail, commonly known as spam, was introduced Wednesday by the same U.S. representatives who sponsored the legislation in the last Congress. [CNN]
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• UCE Protect Network
Attempt to generate a free realtime black list of spammer IP numbers.
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• UIID: Universal Internet IDentification
Offers an ID number to replace email signature which can be used to avoid disclosing email addresses in case of harvesting.
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• UK marketeers to challenge EU email ban
The British marketing industry has begun the fight back against European Union proposals to ban all unsolicited emails. [Guardian Unlimited]
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• Understanding Denial-of-Service Attacks
A brief overview on identifying DoS attacks from the US-CERT (United States Computer Emergency Response Team).
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• Unsolicited Bulk Email: Definitions and Problems
This report discusses the costs of spam.
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• Unsolicited Bulk Email: Mechanisms for Control
This report by the Internet Mail Consortium discusses a variety of filtering mechanisms.
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• unspam
A consulting company for businesses and governments promoting do-not-email registries. Includes spam news and articles.
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• Unwanted E-mail Fills Computers
Some users get `hit' thousands of times. [The Denver Business Journal]
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• USA Today: E-mail avalanche even buries CEOs Take some tips from harried chief executives who are drowning in it
In the three seconds it takes to read this sentence, more than a half-million e-mails will land in in-boxes. By 2005, nearly that many will land each second. The e-mail avalanche knows no rank.
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• USA Today: Idaho man takes junk e-mail senders to court
Kevin Wilson is on a mission to rid his e-mail of unwanted electronic advertisements.
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• Verio's Alleged Spam is Temporarily Canned
In a case where a U.S. District Court is upholding a registrar's right to protect people listed in its database, register.com Inc. won a preliminary injunction against Verio Inc. preventing the Web hosting company from mercilessly spamming its customers. [InternetNews]
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• Verizon digs out from spam blizzard
Major American ISP and Gargantuan telecomms generalist Verizon was deluged with so much spam last week that its servers were unable to function at times, and left customers with something like a 24-hour e-mail delivery delay. [The Register]
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• Verizon Online Users' E-Mail Problems Persist
More than a week after its network buckled under a torrent of junk e-mail, and two days after the company vowed to fully restore service, customers of Verizon Communications Inc. yesterday continued to suffer severe problems exchanging messages over the Internet. [Washington Post]
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• Vipul's Razor
Collaborative spam filtering network allowing users to report and filter out matching spam.
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• Viral marketing goes one step too far
Article about the "viral marketing" technique used by AllAdvantage.com. [InfoWorld]
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• Walking the Line Between E-Mail and Spam
Getting people to say yes to marketing e-mails, and then getting them the messages that are most likely to make them buy, is a thriving industry of its own. [E-Commerce Times]
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• War on Spam
Fighting spam by writing back and wasting the spammers' time.
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