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| | The Spamhaus Project - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | The Exploits Block List (XBL) targets "illegal 3rd party exploits, including open proxies [...], worms/viruses with built-in spam engines, and other types of trojan-horse exploits." That is to say, like many other DNSBLs it is a list of known open proxies and exploited computers being used to send spam and viruses. | | | The SBL includes listings gathered by Spamhaus as well as by two contributing DNSBL operations -- the Composite Blocking List (CBL) and the Blitzed IRC network's Open Proxy Monitor (BOPM) list. | | | ISPs and other large sites doing extremely large numbers of queries can also carry an rsync-based feed of these DNSBLs at a moderate fee. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Spamhaus_Project
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| | The Spamhaus Project |
| | The Spamhaus Block List (SBL) database is queried in realtime by the receiving mail servers of SBL users (and only SBL users) and can only block incoming email to those SBL users. | | | Specifically, Spamhaus operates the Spamhaus Block List ("SBL"), a DNS-published advisory list of IP addresses of confirmed junk email senders, known as the SBL Advisory, which allows SBL users to reject incoming spam emails. | | | Spamhaus has no knowledge of Alan Murphy being connected with SPEWS in any way shape or form. |
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| | Spammers Can Run but They Can’t Hide |
| | Spamhaus takes no money for its services, and the computers it uses to host the service are donated. | | | In its database are dossiers on the 200 most prolific spammers and the addresses of the 8,000 computers they use to inundate people with ads. | | | This month, the crackers took the attack to a new level: they released two computer viruses that have already spread to hundreds of thousands of machines. |
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http://www.nytimes.com/2003/11/09/business/yourmoney/09spam.html?ei=5007&en=e55022a8d9d0faaa&ex=1383714000&adxnnl=1&partner=USERLAND&adxnnlx=1075778747-oZJ0ML8egwdkRjj3trq6fg&pagewanted=all&position=
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| | MCI accused of harboring spammers - Security - News - ZDNet Asia |
| | Spamhaus said Send-Safe takes remote control of broadband computers. | | | In an article published on its Web site last Friday, Spamhaus alleged that the telecommunications giant's servers are home to the Web site of a "bulk mailing" program called Send-Safe. | | | This enables spammers to use these compromised machines, or "zombies," as proxy servers to send mass e-mails without the computer owners' knowledge. |
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http://www.zdnetasia.com/news/security/0,39044215,39216732,00.htm
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| | Macs help The Spamhaus Project take on spam - Computerworld |
| | Which means that there will always be a need for The Spamhaus Project. | | | He notes that, except for reboots required when installing or upgrading software, he hasn't needed to restart the machine since 2001. | | | He's currently seeking sponsorship within the computer industry. |
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http://www.computerworld.com/printthis/2004/0,4814,90888,00.html
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| | Zombie trick expected to send spam sky-high Tech News on ZDNet |
| | This "zombie" computer is then used to send spam via the mail server of that PC's Internet service provider. | | | Linford believes that this Trojan horse was created by the same people who write spamming software. | | | Techniques for Project Initiation (Part Two: Project Strategies) |
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http://news.zdnet.com/2100-1009_22-5560664.html
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| | Spamhaus Accuses MCI of Hosting Spam Gangs - WinPlanet Windows Software Reviews |
| | Some spam operations rent or sell these lists of compromised IP addresses to spammers, who then use a software program — called spamware — to automate the launch of huge spam campaigns using the infected host computer. | | | Spamhaus Accuses MCI of Hosting Spam Gangs - WinPlanet Windows Software Reviews | | | You are in the: Small Business Computing Channel |
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| | spamhaus - a Whatis.com definition - see also: Spamhaus Project |
| | The Spamhaus Project Web site provides more information, news, and the Register of Known Spam Operations (ROKSO). | | | spamhaus - a Whatis.com definition - see also: Spamhaus Project | | | 2) The Spamhaus Project is an organization dedicated to stemming the distribution of spam. |
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http://searchcio.techtarget.com/sDefinition/0,,sid19_gci917485,00.html?...
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| | SpamHaus lobbies for .mail TLD The Register |
| | The SpamHaus Project wants the Internet Corp for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) to approve its application to launch a ".mail" top-level internet domain (TLD) and provide a trusted-sender system for email. | | | Existing ICANN TLD operators have to promise to reserve all TLD strings at the second level,.com.info or.uk.biz for example, for non-use. | | | SpamHaus probably won't have many hurdles from a technical stability standpoint. |
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http://www.theregister.co.uk/2004/03/25/spamhaus_lobbies_for_mail_tld
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| | SAVVIS, With Support From Spamhaus, Extends Its Leadership Position In The Fight Against Spam; International Anti-Spam ... |
| | According to Spamhaus, 90% of spam received by Internet users in North America and Europe can be traced to a group of approximately 200 known spam operations, almost all of which are listed in the ROKSO database. | | | "Spamhaus has long recognized SAVVIS as a 'White Hat Network' with exemplary policies and procedures to control the proliferation of spam," said Steve Linford, CEO and Founder of the Spamhaus Project. | | | Spamhaus is an international non-profit organization whose mission is to undertake research and action to protect Internet users and networks from senders of Unsolicited Bulk Email ("spammers"). |
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| | Email Spam - Office of Information Technologies - University of Notre Dame |
| | The Exploits Block List (XBL) is a realtime database of IP addresses of systems which have been exploited by spammers using illegal third-party exploits, such as open proxies, worms and viruses with built-in spam engines, and other types of trojan-horse exploits. | | | Notre Dame's central email servers use the combined SBL-XBL network blacklist maintained by the Spamhaus Project. | | | The lists are maintained by the Spamhaus Project team and offered as a free service to sites which wish to use them. |
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| | Anti-Spamming at 4pi |
| | Your mail was rejected because your domain appears in the OsiruSoft mirror of the Spamhaus Relays. | | | This is because your originating mail server has been documented by Spamhaus to have sent Unsolicited Commercial E-mail (UCE, aka "spam") through an open mail relay. | | | This is because your originating mail server has been documented by the Spamhaus Project to have sent Unsolicited Commercial E-mail (UCE, aka "spam"). |
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| | E-mail meltdown claims take heat - Security - News - ZDNet Asia |
| | He said the worm is forcing zombie computers to relay spam via mail servers belonging to Internet service providers. | | | Set up RAID in Linux with mdadm • Network admin | | | But some antispam providers, which claim to be able to solve the problem with their products, have attacked Linford over his comments. |
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| | The Spamhaus Project |
| | Spamhaus can either be used manually to look up information, or programmatically by spam blocker software such as SpamButcher. | | | Spamhaus is a realtime blacklist of servers and networks that are either major spammers, or have known problems with being exploited by hackers (and hence are either security risks, and or spam sources.) | | | SpamButcher is a powerful anti-spam program that can stop over 97% of unwanted email. |
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| | mainsleazespam.com: Anonymous American Bulk Emailers Against Spamhaus |
| | *****We Start NOW: Attention: Advertisers, Publishers, Hosts and ISPs: Please forward this message to anyone relevant in your contacts that could be the victim of a Spamhaus listing. | | | We can no longer be punished for listings Spamhaus posts with no due process. |
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| | CRM News: Spotlight Features: Malware 101: University Offers Course on Spyware |
| | Steve Linford, CEO and founder of the SpamHaus Project, said he didn't believe the Canadian course will be a source of future spam lords. | | | 02/10/05 7:56 AM PT "We think that with this course the University of Calgary means to further knowledge of how to defend against these issues," said Steve Linford of the SpamHaus Project. |
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| | Register of Known Spam Operations - a Whatis.com definition |
| | The Spamhaus Project has a public version of the Register of Known Spam Operations. | | | The Register of Known Spam Operations (ROKSO) is a list of over 500 professional spammers that is maintained by the Spamhaus Project, an organization dedicated to identifying and exposing spam operators. | | | Typically, large-scale spammers move to another ISP as they become unwelcome on their current one. |
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| | Spamhaus blasts MCI for tolerating spammers |
| | Spamhaus estimates that currently 75% of all e-mail is spam. | | | Anti-spam group the Spamhaus Project has criticised telecom supplier MCI for allowing spammers to use its network to distribute spamware. | | | The UN says that spam costs users around £14bn a year to deal with. |
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| | AT&T admits spam offense after contract exposed CNET News.com |
| | The Spamhaus Project, based in London, positions itself as kind of spam Purgatory on the way to the MAPS RBL. | | | At the 22nd annual Flat Information Displays conference, the latest advancements in LCD, plasma and projection technology are on display. | | | Spamhaus targets entities that send spam with forged addresses and the ISPs that do business with them. |
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| | BadAds.org: Slam Bad Ads! |
| | Marco Cappato began by stating that spam is on the decline in the US therefore it is "not a problem." Spamhaus replied that far from being "in decline,, spam was actually accelerating at a faster pace than ever. | | | Spamhaus finally explained to Marco Cappato that the ever-increasing volumes of spam mean that not only do the problems and ever-mounting costs of dealing with it have to be passed on to consumers, but that his own Hotmail mailbox actually has a finite capacity which each incoming spam was using up. | | | Spamhaus explained that the Subject line was not part of the Internet's email transmission protocol (SMTP) and that the Subject could only been seen once a spam had already been received into the user's mailbox. |
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| | New computer virus variant floods Web sites of anti-spam activists |
| | Spamhaus says it began facing the attacks over the summer, shortly after it pointed out a new spamming technique in which viruses help set up e-mail relayers on the machines of unsuspecting users. | | | Groups targeted by the so-called distributed denial-of-service attacks are the Spamhaus Project, at spamhaus.org, SpamCop, at spamcop.net, and Spam Prevention Early Warning System, at spews.org. | | | The motivation of the virus writers appears to be vengeful annoyance, rather than an attempt to shut down the anti-spam groups, according to Vincent Weafer, senior director of Symantec Security Response, the research lab for the anti-virus vendor Symantec Corp. |
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| | The Spamhaus Project - SBL |
| | The SBL is queriable in realtime by mail systems thoughout the Internet, allowing email administrators to identify or block incoming connections from IP addresses involved in the sending of Unsolicited Bulk Email. | | | DNS-based Blocklists (DNSBLs) such as the Spamhaus SBL and XBL are designed only for use on mail servers. | | | Spamhaus also supplies direct hourly Datafeeds of the SBL to many of the Internet's major Internet Service Providers, Corporations, Universities, Government and Military networks. |
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| | Open Directory - Computers: Internet: Abuse: Spam: Blacklists |
| | The Spamhaus Project Register of Known Spam Operations (ROKSO) - The Spamhaus Project's Register Of Known Spam Operations (ROKSO) Database. | | | The SBL includes IPs from both the ROKSO database and IPs of spam services listed in the Spamhaus database. | | | Spamhaus Block List (SBL) - All IPs on the SBL belong to known spammers, spam gangs, or spam support services. |
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| | MiMail Virus Attacking Anti-Spam Groups |
| | The text of the e-mail that comes with the virus attached includes lewd content and falsely implicates the Spamhaus Project with being involved with child pornography. | | | If executed, the worm spreads itself using addresses harvested from the hard drive of the infected computer. | | | In a new twist, the virus writer has added an SMTP engine to launch a DoS attack against the anti-spam groups like the Spamhaus Project, SPEWS, and SpamCop. |
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| | Geek.com Geek News - AT&T caught spam-handed |
| | There are many anti-spam groups patrolling the Internet and this latest victory by Spamhaus is indicative of the new trend in spam-fighting. | | | The Spamhaus Project says that 95% of shut-down spam sites were closed when their ISPs were alerted to these activities; those that don't respond to this pressure are then often listed on the Realtime Blackhole List maintained by the Mail Abuse Prevention System, which lists the servers spammers used. | | | The Spamhaus Project refers to this type of agreement as a "pink contract" and thinks that many such deals exist throughout the Internet, allowing spammers to continue littering our mailboxes with unsolicited commercial e-mails. |
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| | US anti-spam laws ‘will legalise spam’ The Register |
| | Proposed US legislation designed to clamp down on the spam is only likely to make the problem far worse, according to a leading anti-spam activist. | | | The latter (far less strict) approach is favoured by the Direct Marketing Association and many of the most prolific bulk mailers currently in operation. | | | Steve Linford, founder and director of the UK-based Spamhaus Project, a non-profit organisation that tracks the activities of the world's biggest spammers, warned that legislation currently going through congress would lend legitimacy to bulk mailing. |
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| | The Superhero Hype! Boards - Virus........... |
| | "So many Internet users are flooding us with complaints about these child porn CDs that we supposedly ordered for them," said Steve Linford, founder of the Spamhaus Project. | | | However, this e-mail address is for the Spamhaus Project which is fighting spam rather than a child porn peddler. | | | Organisations such as Spamhaus find and circulate lists of known spam organisations that helps net service firms block junk messages before they make it on to the web. |
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| | Spam Wars Escalating: From The Tampa Tribune |
| | Spamhaus then tracks the spam to the ``server'' computer that sent it and puts the server on its Spamhaus Block List. | | | Spamhaus provides the list free to ISPs, which block any e-mail coming from listed servers, Linford said. | | | The company recently started using Spamhaus, so Fisch could not say how effective it is. But, Bright House has been pleased with MAPS, Fisch said. |
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| | Somebody else's spam |
| | The Spamhaus Project is currently applauding Australia's anti-spam laws, which do require opt-in, and which the Project says are pushing spammers out of that country. | | | The problem there is that the direct marketing culture is so endemic that the simple thing of implementing an opt-in requirement is legislatively impossible. | | | If you believe the Spamhaus Project's figures, more than 90 percent of spam comes from 200 known operations, the vast majority based in the US. |
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| | Spamhaus slams TIM for hypocrisy |
| | The original story is here, while the Spamhaus Project's league tables can be found here. | | | He said it was more likely that Vodafone users are probably receiving inordinately far more spam from interbusiness.it, aka Telecom Italia S.p.A., than the other way round. | | | However Spamhaus Project spokesman Steve Linford told the INQ it could be a case of pot calling the kettle black. |
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| | Tech Stuff in Plain Language |
| | According to The Spamhaus Project, at least two big Canadian companies contribute to the spam problem. | | | Spamhaus asks, "Does your ISP profit from your spam problem?" If so, what are you going to do about it? | | | Visit Spamhaus.org to see if your ISP is on the list. |
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| | PRESS RELEASE Spamhaus Project Teams Up With Messaging Architects to Continue Fight Against Spam and Email Fraud |
| | All SBL entries are backed up with evidence which has fully satisfied the Spamhaus Project team that the IP is under the control of a spammer, spam operation or a spam support service and that the IP or netblock represents an unwanted nuisance or threat to mail systems using the SBL. | | | Spamhaus is an international non-profit organization based in the UK whose mission is to track the Internet's Spam Gangs, to provide dependable real-time anti-spam protection for Internet networks, work with law enforcement agencies to identify and pursue spammers worldwide. | | | Spamhaus also publishes the Register Of Known Spam Operations (ROKSO) -- a database collating information and evidence on the 200 worst spam gangs worldwide, used by ISPs to avoid signing up known spammers, and by Law Enforcement Agencies to help prosecute spam gangs. |
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| | Spamhaus Takes MCI To Task For Spammer Support |
| | A report from The Spamhaus Project decribes in some detail MCI/UUNet's hosting of networks used by spammers and one of the most notorious providers of spamming tools. | | | Spamhaus Takes MCI To Task For Spammer Support | | | As an MCI lawyer said in the Washington Post, they only sell the network capacity, they don't actually host anything - as if that makes a difference. |
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| | rickconner.net :: Spam links |
| | If you run mail service for a group of users, you'll be interested in the MAPS project at http://mail-abuse.org/ which offers the very popular RBL, RSS, DUL, and NML blacklists. | | | This website is affiliated with The Spamhaus Project. | | | Mail service providers can use these tools to identify and reject incoming spam. |
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| | PCWorld.com - PSINet, AT&T Caught Pink-Handed Serving Up Spam |
| | The Spamhaus Project remains unconvinced, and it maintains that both ATandT and PSINet were fully aware of the spamming activities going on in their networks. | | | The Spamhaus Project, an organization dedicated to removing spam from the Internet, published on its Web site last week a copy of a "bulk hosting" contract between ATandT and NevadaHosting.com. | | | In each case the service providers claim that the contracts were drawn up in error by junior or inexperienced employees, and they say the contracts were terminated as soon as the nature of the activity was discovered. |
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| | Spamhaus under attack from UK spammers - ZDNet UK News |
| | Pioneering anti-spam organisation The Spamhaus Project has begun receiving threats from spammers, many of whom appear to have moved into Britain following the establishment of controversial UK laws that ostensibly outlaw the spamming of personal email addresses. | | | Spamhaus tracks spamming operations across the world and operates a blacklist that helps ISPs to block some of the many millions of unsolicited junk emails they try and send every day. | | | Their argument, he said, revolves around the claim that the UK government has introduced the privacy and electronic communications regulations that explicitly bans some forms of spam, and that because they are acting within this law their activities are explicitly permitted. |
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| | CompHobby Home:Rants,raves, and opinions about things computer and web related. - August 2004, 16 |
| | A statement on the Spamhaus website says: "The Spamhaus Project blocks and terminates spammers from the internet, therefore it's no surprise spammers hate us, just as thieves hate the police." It goes on to detail the methods some spammers will go to in order to have their revenge. | | | The respond to address is an antispam group, Spamhaus and this may well be the work of some malicious spammers. | | | As usual all one can really say is spammers suck, but this does one again illustrate why something needs to be done to these assholes who recently are becoming more and more malicious in their efforts to oppose anyone or any group that tries to disrupt their constant flow of inbox pollution. |
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| | BBC NEWS UK Politics MPs uncover seedy world of spam |
| | He said the project's team of 12 investigators had tracked down 200 of the worst spammers, responsible for 90% of all unsolicited e-mails, and registered them on its ROKSO database of known spam operations. | | | Here, interested groups were told how investigators from the Spamhaus Project are routinely threatened with death and injury for their efforts to shutdown the internet's worst spammers. | | | They also heard how more than a third of all unwanted e-mails received by children were hardcore pornography. |
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| | mainsleazespam.com |
| | MCI executives have refused to stop providing service to these gangs, insisting that the sale and distribution of stealth spamming software is "not against MCI's policy". | | | "FYI: Many months ago Scott Richter gave Spamhaus his word he was really-really quitting the spam business, to instead build a solid COI business. | | | Against the odds he appears to have pulled it off, we have not seen spam from Richter for so many months that his time is up... |
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| | USATODAY.com - New software, laws push some spammers to log out |
| | Top spammers recruit and pay newcomers to work for them. | | | About 200 are responsible for 90% of an estimated 2 trillion junk e-mail messages each year, says Spamhaus Project, an anti-spam group. | | | He says he turned down a seven-figure offer from an anti-spam firm to retire this year. |
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http://www.usatoday.com/tech/news/computersecurity/2004-05-05-spammers_x.htm
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| | The Spamhaus Project - TechSpot News |
| | I knew there were still plenty of good guys out there on the Internet and it looks like the folks at The Spamhaus Project are among some of the best. | | | The project tracks the Internet's Spammers, Spam Gangs and Spam Services, provides dependable realtime anti-spam protection for Internet networks, and works with Law Enforcement to identify and pursue spammers worldwide. | | | They are making good progress in dealing with the extensive spam problem in China, and have been involved in several arrests of these nasty, spamming blighters! |
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| | Anti-spam lists bar Yahoo! stores - Printer friendly - ZDNet UK News |
| | Spamhaus, for instance, added Yahoo!'s stores site to its block list in response to an alleged spam pointing to a Web site called GoInk4Less.com, which is hosted by Yahoo!, said Spamhaus' Linford. | | | Although Spamhaus removed the stores site on Thursday after talking with the company, the site is still included on another blocking list run by Spews.org. | | | was removed from the Spamhaus list after the company worked with the anti-spam group to resolve the issue, company spokeswoman Linda Pederson said in a statement. |
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| | WCCO-TV - Minnesota's Breaking News, Weather, Traffic and Sports: Minnesota Spammer Made Millions |
| | The Spamhaus Project, an anti-spam group, considered him one of the world's worst offenders. | | | He was just 25 when the feds in May shut down his flagship company, Xpress Pharmacy Direct, and seized $1.8 million in luxury cars, two homes and $1.3 million in cash held by Smith and associates. | | | Smith got all that through his successes in massive unsolicited e-mail marketing, authorities say. |
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| | ITU WSIS Thematic Meeting on Cybersecurity |
| | Session 2: Are We Winning or Losing the War on Spam? | | | Highly respected in the anti-spam movement, Steve Linford is the founder and CEO of The Spamhaus Project whose objective is identifying and shutting down the world’s worst spammers. | | | Linford will present an overview of today’s global spam situation and in particular how spam is evolving into a broader cybersecurity issue. |
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| | Why did SPF cause my mail to be rejected? |
| | The SPF project would like to thank James Couzens for donating the | | | Why did SPF cause my mail to be rejected? |
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| | jenett.radio |
| | In London, Steve Linford of the Spamhaus Project (www.spamhaus.org) has monitored Ralsky for several years. | | | >> Mat, a designer living in Ohio, started the project on October 27th. | | | [Coolstop Daily Pick 11/24/02 via the calendar project] |
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