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[Spamkings.oreilly.com] Spam Kings Blog: In Spam Kings, author and investigative journalist Brian McWilliams delivers a compelling account of the cat-and-mouse game played by spam entrepreneurs (including the notorious Davis Wolfgang Hawke, "Dr. Fatburn," and Scott Richter) in search of easy fortunes and the cyber-vigilantes who are trying to stop them.
[Innospyre!] 9/11: Five Years Later (...and other news): On Tuesday, September 11th, 2001, I still worked at DynCorp at 2000 Edmund Halley Drive in Reston, VA. Vicky and I were preparing for our first wedding anniversary on September 16th.
[My Hypertextual Life] SPAM: The New Rhetoric: And I know that a lot (perhaps the majority) of SPAM comes from other countries (such as Korea, China, The Netherlands) but who is always their intended audience? Yep, stupid rich Americans.
[Content Strategist: Manny Hernandez] Word Verification will not protect you from... : However, some recent corporate firewall providers (such as Barracuda) have started to counteract these new SPAM attacks, by firing back with OCR to read SPAM images and be able to tell them apart from images legitimately destined to users. The only problem with this solution is that it still is not within the reach of the average Joe (i.e.
[Tom] Open Season on Spammers: What if we just started killing the major spammers? I mean... really hired hit-men and killed a few. Would the others run scared? If the spam problem was reduced to a trickle would it be worth it? What about blogspam? Trackback spam? Wikispam? IM spam? Come on, you gun nuts! This is the destiny you were born for!
[Surpass Hosting Forums] Any tips for managing backscatter?: Ok, some spammers have decided that they really like sending out mail using my domain in their forged headers. This means that every place they bombard is sending back error messages to me that are being collected in my catchall mail account.
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