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Delete This at Your Peril: One Man’s Hilarious Exchanges with Internet Spammers (Hardcover)By Bob Servant Buy new: $12.95$10.1526 used and new from $7.45 Customer Rating: First tagged “internet” by Gregg Eldred Customer [...]

Novo E-mail falso com pragas embutidas circulando.Os Spammers são realmente brasileiros e não desistem nunca.Se você receber o e-mail com a mensagem abaixo ou similar. não clique em nada.Antes de deletar denuncie em SpamCop.net Design Gráfico: aprenda tudo sobre essa arte AVISO IMPORTANTEOlá senhor(a), você está recebendo este e-mail pois está cadastrado junto ao sistema.

In un sito web/blog non può mancare un indirizzo e-mail che permetta ai visitatori di contattarci. Ma come ben sappiamo.. inserire il codice html semplice in una pagina web significa dare l’indirizzo di posta elettronica in pasto agli spammers. Esistono molti metodi per “camuffare” l’indirizzo e-mail in una pagina web.. ma il modo più semplice e alla [...]

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With today’s slumping economy and extremely high gas prices, spammers are using this time for self gain by exploiting computer users through messages using inherent economic terms. The current economic terms that people will pay more attention too are ones such as "free gas", "gas cards", "get more miles per gallon out of your car” and "lower your mortgage now". During America’s hard economi

SPAM is can be the harsh word you ever ask and It's annoying to everyone. What is spam ?So why Spammers would want to send spam to out email accout?Everyday miliones of people get emails about buying some sort of things, prices, free stuffs and ect..You might ignore those emails But not many people does. And that's why spammers sent those mails. As everyone know Emails cost is 0.00 to send.May be

As with any blog, this blog receives a fuckload of comment spam and whatever tool these cock suckers have chosen to use clearly chooses MSN as it’s choice of target selection… Technically, it’s not MS’s fault but god damn it MS, code some fucking shit to detect these mother fuckers and You will (according to other [...]

I’ve noticed that spammers, hackers, and web scrapers are using blog directories as a way to easily find blogs to exploit. How do I know this? Well often i get the same spammers and and web... [[ Visit the link to read more ]]

InfoBAE - Comenzó acciones legales contra quienes envían correos electrónicos a través de su plataforma informando que son ganadores de un sorteo de lotería de Yahoo!El diario inglés The Guardian informa que Yahoo! comenzó una demanda legal contra "spammers de lotería" por el "envío ilegal de correos electrónicos a usuarios de internet con el propósito de hacerles creer que han ganado u

Yahoo sues lottery spammers By Benjamin Pimentel, MarketWatch Last Update: 11:14 AM ET May 27, 2008 SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) - Yahoo Inc. is suing spammers who send e-mails to users telling them they’ve won a lottery or a prize offered by the Web portal, the company said Tuesday. Yahoo (YHOO) said it has filed a complaint in U.S. District Court in [...]

SUNNYVALE, Calif. (AP) _ Yahoo Inc. has filed a lawsuit against an unknown group of defendants it alleges tricked consumers into thinking they won a lottery or prize offered by the Internet company. Yahoo filed the lawsuit on May 16 in U.S. District Court in New York City under federal trademark law, federal anti-spam law and [...]

Spammers get a hold of e-mail addresses in roughly a zillion ways. When you buy something at a small, lesser-known online store there's a decent chance they will sell your address to spammers. Even if it's a big, reputable store that gets your cash, the store's records could still be stolen or leaked. Sign up for a newsletter? Your address could certainly get sold. Ever write comments in blogs or

Ever wondered how all those spam reached your inbox despite you not submitting your id to any webform ever? Chances are that you have a web page of your own in which you have openly disclosed your email address and was preyed on by all those spam bots. So how to avoid it? Simple answer would be not to have a web page at all. Since that is not feasible (ok.. sorry!) the next best thing would be n

Blogs are now an extremely popular and important part of the internet. Millions of people blog every day. As blogs have evolved over the years, so has the commenting system. Now anyone can make comments on a particular blog posting. As blog commenting has grown more popular, so has spam commenting. In this newsletter, we’ll go over why comments are a great form of feedback for your blog, how th

‘Spamford’ Wallace hauled over the coals MySpace has won a $230 million anti-spam judgment against notorious spammer Sanford Wallace and his partner Walter Rines. US District Judge Audrey Collins made the order - reckoned to be the largest ever in an anti-spam case - after the duo failed to appear in court.… Read more…

Protect Forex Market with Firewall against Spammers If you are interesting in trading especially in Forex Market, then you should be recruited with us to protect and save it from the spammers who want to destroy it, even if it is required to build a Firewall against them. Our weapon in this war should be our deep belief in the existence of the goodness. Those spammers built their own websites in order to persuade innocent traders with their devilish superstitions. The problem is that in such a Market a tiny word can cause disturbance, so what if a whole Forums or websites discussing bad allegations. There is a list of their websites we attain till now: · Kingforexsignals.com · Forexrealm.com · Forexdiamonds.com · Secretnewsweapon.

I’ve only scratched the surface on Twitter. I put off joining up for quite a long time but finally took the plunge a few weeks ago. Spamming has aparentally become a big enough issue on Twitter that they have started blacklisting the spammers. It hasn’t been said how you get yourself on this blacklist but [...]

Los Spammers están enviando correos electrónicos falsos a miles de cuentas de correo al azar con la esperanza de encontrase algún usuario que tengan una cuenta en Adwords… este correo, que imita a la perfección a uno de Google, afirma que no se ha podido realizar el pago del último mes, e indica que [...]

Los Spammers han encontrado nuevas formas de atacar el día de las madres enviando e-mails con links a vídeos que indican que la madre del usuario de la cuenta de e-mail es quien esta desnuda en este video, o enviando e-mails que inducen a comprar juegos sexuales como regalos.Spammers escogen días festivos con temas delicados y ofensivos para atacar a los usuarios de e-mail, incluyendo padres, e hijos que están buscando como festejar el día de la madre. Esto simplemente muestra la necesidad de educar al consumidor de la necesidad de tener las ultimas y mas necesarias formas de protección para su e-mail y evitar este tipo de amenazas y acosos tan ofensivos para la sociedad" Dice Alix Aranza, Gerente General de SPAMfighter North America.Los Spammers están enviando e-mails ofreciendo ju

Even though many authors and speakers have already said over and over again to avoid spamming there are still hundreds of marketers doing it. Why? Is it really worth the time and effort just to get delivered into spam? More: continued here

En el blog del laboratorio de Websense han publicado de forma detallada el proceso automatizado que utilizan los spammers para burlar la captcha de Blogger y generar blogs spam. Muchos detalles técnicos se me escapan pero la idea general se entiende.Diariamente miles de blogs y comentarios spam son generados de forma automática por robots, la mayoría de las veces estos nuevos sitios nos redireccionan hacia páginas que contienen diversos malwares. Google está al tanto de la situación y se encuentra en plena campaña de lucha para detectar splogs y eliminar los comentarios que los spammers generan, JMiur de Vagabundia me lo confirmó por e-mail hacia algunos días luego de descubrir que muchos de los comentarios eliminados por Blogger de forma automática y sin aviso al propietario del

I think that there is one topic that has been grossly underreported but is of great importance. That is the war on spam. Now I am aware that most people think that there is not much that can be done about it and this is further brought about by the fact that some of the [...]

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  Sound familiar? Hi There, I totally like your site, and have voted for you. If you have some time, please have a look at … website and vote. Cheers   The same spammer send me this message 14 times on my Magnolia account. I had no choice but to click 14 times spam button. By the way, thank you for the [...]

Unfortunately because of an increase in spammers leaving bogus comments on the blog, I have had to take the dreaded step of adding word verification to the comments. I hate having to do that on other people's blogs, so I apologize that I am asking you to do it as well. I only want your amazing feedback, ideas, suggestions and questions and I don't want to dilute the content with unwanted spam. If it turns out that the comments really start to suffer from this then I will reverse it and just keep manually deleting the spam as it appears. For those that don’t know what the heck I am talking about, what this means is that when you leave a comment from now on, it will ask you to type in some letters/ numbers in a box first to make sure you are a human and not some spam. It only takes a few

I've watched with a bemused detachment as the myth that Spammers and Credit Farmers are destroying Entrecard crops up here and there in the community. There's no denying that it's irritating to arrive on an Entrecarder's site that is just one big ad or is clearly a "made ya look" site. What's boggles my mind is why some folks keep harping on Credit Farmers with such vigor, even after the Entrecard security system closed down the ability for bots to hunt and drop, and limitations were put into place that restricted the number of drops that were allowable per IP address. I've asked the question in the Forums and I'll ask it again here: Where's the proof that Credit Farmers are a threat to Entrecard? I suppose that if the threat is a theoretical one, based on the idea that shrewd entrepreneu

Spammers are starting to use the meeting invite features of both Google Calendar and Microsoft Outlook to send messages advertising the latest designer watches and prescription drugs. This week, Security Fix heard from a reader who said he had received an e-mail with an Outlook meeting invitation attached. Suitably wary of the spammy [...]

I get a handful of people signing up to follow me on Twitter each week. It’s kind of flattering (Some one cares what I think!) but it also occurred to me that following people is a pretty good Guerilla marketing tactic. Why? Because when you sign up to follow someone, they get an email that you’re following them. If you’re using Twitter, you’re probably using social networking and are curious to about who’s paying attention to you so you’re going to click on the link to check them out. And bang! You just played right into the hands of a spammer.For a brief moment I thought I’d discovered “Twitter Spam” so I decided to Google Twitter spam and realized someone (or many people) had already discovered it, named it and created a website around it. I’m not kidding. Check o

If you are interesting in trading especially in Forex Market, then you should be recruited with us to protect and save it from the spammers who want to destroy it, even if it is required to build a Firewall against them. Our weapon in this war should be our deep belief in the existence of the goodness. Those spammers built their own websites in order to persuade innocent traders with their devilish superstitions. The problem is that in such a Market a tiny word can cause disturbance, so what if a whole Forums or websites discussing bad allegations. There is a list of their websites we attain till now: · Kingforexsignals.com · Forexrealm.com · Forexdiamonds.com · Secretnewsweapon.com · alansmoneyblog.com/forum · Mbtrading.com S

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If you are interesting in trading especially in Forex Market, then you should be recruited with us to protect and save it from the spammers who want to destroy it, even if it is required to build a Firewall against them. Our weapon in this war should be our deep belief in the existence of the goodness. Those spammers built their own websites in order to persuade innocent traders with their devilish superstitions. The problem is that in such a Market a tiny word can cause disturbance, so what if a whole Forums or websites discussing bad allegations. There is a list of their websites we attain till now: · Kingforexsignals.com · Forexrealm.com · Forexdiamonds.com · Secretnewsweapon.com · alansmoneyblog.com/forum · Mbtrading.com So

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Congressional hardliners have a message for senders of foreign-language e-mails – say it in American. Anti-immigration lawmakers’ efforts, which have previously focused on undocumented aliens’ acquisition of U.S. jobs, welfare benefits and driver’s licenses, involve those cryptic e-mails that employ non-Roman characters and increasingly plug U.S. Internet channels. Most recipients assume the messages are spam, but [...]

BitDefender ha detectado la utilización por parte de spammers del denominado timo "Nigeriano". Para ello, se han servido de una página de los libros de usuarios corporativos para enviarles invitaciones de reuniones mediante Google Calendar como "gancho". Aparentemente, los correos están personalizados con diferentes links para cada destinatario, lo que hace más difícil su detección mediante los filtros de URLs.Esta es una nueva ingeniería social que hasta ahora no había sido utilizada. Precisamente por ser algo novedoso, resulta muy extraño su alto nivel de propagación. Habitualmente las nuevas técnicas de spam suelen pasar por fases de evaluación para medir la respuesta del usuario, pero en este caso, sin embargo, no ha sido así.El timo "Nigeriano" consiste en co

This stuff gives me a Bad Attitude! Here is my list of what gets me angry: 1. Dishonesty 2. Manipulation 3. Excessive Whining 4. Stealing 5. Disloyalty 6. Being Used 7. Companies that pay marketers to comment on blogs-in a...

You know, I’m sick of getting spam. You probably are also. Right now my spam folder has 1051 spam messages in it and I figure, what the hell, turn about is fair play. So here is my list of most recent spammer email addresses and you should feel free to do with them what you [...]

La imagen corresponde a un correo que se encuentra circulando por la red a modo de spam. Como podemos observar se simula una noticia referente al líder cubano y se incluye un enlace hacia un supuesto video de Hugo Chávez llorando por su muerte. Los usuarios que intenten acceder al video, en realidad estarán descargando un virus en su PC.Los spammers generalmente utilizan noticias de interés mundial para propagar malwares y de hecho no es la primera vez que pasa con Fidel Castro. El spam es un gran problema de seguridad y nuestra casilla de correo puede verse invadida por grandes cantidades si no tenemos en cuenta algunas técnicas para evitarlo.La noticia también la comenté en Rompecadenas.Ver también:Entrevista a blogger y periodista cubana.¿Google bloquea a Cuba?.

When I read must we piss in every public fountain by Dan Thies, I thought it was a great post. But at the same time, as an internet marketer you have to be pragmatic. Which is why I was unsurprised when 6 months later StomperNet sent out an email suggesting that readers could visit propeller.com and open up 10 unique accounts using different usernames, email addresses, etc. Use free email accounts from Yahoo, Gmail, etc. to open up the accounts. read more

Está cada vez mais comum ver garotas como a "Renatinha" ou a "Vanessa" totalmente peladinhas no Orkut... Mas, nestes casos, pelo menos, não são perfis de gatas que gostam de se mostrar nuas ou bem à vontade. A nova invasão de fotos sensuais no site de relacionamentos está sendo promovida pela propaganda! Spammers que tentam vender de tudo estão usando fotos eróticas para criar perfis falsos que usam na divulgação de sites, produtos milagrosos ou comunidades. Spammers são as pessoas que usam a internet indiscriminadamente para fazer propaganda lançando mão de recursos nem sempre muito legais e sempre irritantes. Com os perfis fakes, ou falsos, pelo menos, tem gente que gosta. "Está cada vez mais fácil ver gatas peladas diretamente no Orkut. Agora eu entro no meu scrapbook e v

The Random Pub Finder has a form for suggesting pubs to be added to the database. For a long time, we've had spammers posting lots of dodgy URLs via the form, which is not unexpected, since they think they will get added directly to the database. In fact, the suggestions just get emailed to me, in part to reduce the risk of dodgy URLs ending up on the site and also because I've never got round to automating the process. Lately the spam has been increasing but not in any sensible way. I'm getting things like "Bill, Man Hatten", "Halo, Moscow" and "Diesel, Washington" coming through. It's left me scratching my head as to what these guys are up to. Why would they be submitting this stuff? It isn't linking through to anything and doesn't seem to contain anything of interest. Are we just the v

Microsoft's Windows Live SkyDrive Beta and other freebie services ripe for spammersBy Kelly Jackson HigginsSenior Editor, Dark ReadingJANUARY 10, 2008 | 3:00 PMSpammers love free hosting, so it's no surprise that they continue to hammer free online storage and file-sharing services -- these sites are attractive to spammers because they have legitimate URLs and are typically immune to blacklisting. Microsoft's Windows Live SkyDrive Beta was the latest such service to be victimized by spammers. Earlier this week, McAfee Avert Labs captured thousands of spam messages that contained links to SkyDrive. The links redirected you to an online pharmacy service. McAfee estimates that the spammers uploaded tens of thousands of files to the site. Spammers are always looking for cheap and easy ways t

I don't know who started this rumor (I'm waterboarding everybody in a position to know tomorrow- last chance, mom.), but it's not true that I want to be "bigger." Nor is my wife "not telling me something." In fact, she insists that she's quite "satisfied." Finally, I don't want to "last" any longer: I'll miss parts of Stargate Atlantis. So, please, I don't care if each "capsule" is 1 cent: leave me alone- for at least ten years, anyways.

Según Brad Taylor, un ingeniero de Google y dedicado luchador contra el Spam, el número de mensajes basura es plano y puede estar declinando por primera vez en años.» ver notaTechnorati: Google Spam disminuye correo basura spammersBlogalaxia: Google Spam disminuye correo basura spammers

I had long hours of battling against spammers, reporting their URL to Google and Technorati, and also updating of ban filter and removing of spammers from http://beachvolleyball.sg.I came across websites which were actually duplicates. They shamelessly copied my old blog’s contents, which I managed to make some pocket money for a couple of months. It could be one of my greatest glories in my life that the Google page rank was at 6, which was so much better than other useful websites.I see an increase of spammers from China and Russia from the spammers’ IP addresses, and I suspect a couple of those lame ones who copy site contents are from Singapore.Shameless lamers are trying all ways to make money. SiLlYDuMb @ http://sillydumb.com

So here we go the dreaded Spammers are looking for other ways to hit us with their unwanted content. It has been reported that Hackers have attacked Columbia University, ironically this is the university where the co-author of the VoIP protocol resides. The hackers left marketing SPIT (spam over internet telephony) on multiple phone extensions at the University. According to the Guardian newspaper, there already are examples of voice phishing or vishing in the U.S. where the penetration of VoIP is getting up to 15 percent. “The real problem with VoIP is that it’s very easy to take a name as your identity which appears with a call, or to put up a number on a screen that isn’t actually the number that the call’s being made from,” David Endler, director of security research at TippingPoint told the Guardian. “This lends itself perfectly to vishing, which we’ve already started to see, and I’m genuinely surprised we haven’t seen more. P

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Any website caught spamming by Google will be banned immediately and thier website will be totaly removed from all Google search engine index. Don’t believe me? Then try it yourself! Again i remind to all webmaster,  never ever try to become a spammer. anti spam, google, google spamShare This

Spam - a disruptive, esp. commercial message posted on a computer network or sent as e-mail. Nowadays, it works as SMS as well.I hate spams. Spammers are disgusting, worthless, shameless and low-lying creatures trying to fool people to purchase their unworthy and unwanted services or products.Here is one spammer of the day:from FEO: New Launch-SHIT on 16 Nov, FH,Bukit Timah. 1.5% Agent Comm till 18Nov. Reg your interests now. Admission by apointment.Call Eric 96396573This uncle must have failed English because he cannot even spell “appointment” properly. He could have used “appt” instead if he wanted to use short form and that was obviously a typo error.So, nowadays spammers are really scamming that they use other number to spam you and even dare to put the “” sign in front, thinking that it is not considered as spam with that. Hell you I don’t even know you.Suddenly I realise it would be fun when the spammers get spammed and thinking if they should report to the police,

I didn’t comment on the botnet story when it broke a little while ago, but there’s something almost as interesting happening now. Now, to get this out of the way: I don’t hate Ron Paul. I actually agree with him on several major issues, and he’s better than most of the other Republican candidates out there. On the other hand, I do hate his fan club. That is the reason I decided to go on this rant. If you don’t know who Ron Paul is or don’t care, don’t bother reading this article. (more…)

"I only want two kinds of email: those from people I know, and those from people who have taken the time to find out what I'm interested in and composed a note meant to appeal to that (I love those emails; indeed, that's why my email address is public). Everything else gets banned on first abuse." Full post here.Chris then publishes a list of about 300 banned email addresses, a real who's who of public relations practitioners. Comments to the post are entertaining, mostly supportive of the initiative. There are some PR guys whining in the lot (the entertaining part).Personally, I hope that this will be a wake-up call for lazy PR execs who spam bloggers with press releases or who infringe editors/journalists' personal space. I do receive about 2 emails a week, nothing like what Chris Anderson must be dealing with. I rarely follow-up as they often consists of a copied and pasted press release about some topics I couldn't care less about (some company won an award in Oregon...). So

This is an ugly development. Some Ron Paul supporters apparently thought that upgrading from comment spam to actual spam was a good idea.From the University of Alabama at Birmingham UAB Spam Team Spots First Presidential Campaign SpamAnti-spam researchers at the University of Alabama at Birmingham (UAB) noted a disturbing new trend following Sunday's Republican Candidates Presidential debate. One of the candidates has a new spam campaign dedicated to proclaiming him victorious in the debate and extolling his virtues as the future president.There is no reason to believe the current spam campaign is actually endorsed by Ron Paul or his official campaign engine, according to Gary Warner, UAB Director of Research in Computer Forensics....The new messages have headlines such as:Ron Paul Wins GOP Debate!Ron Paul Eliminates the IRS!Ron Paul Stops Iraq War!Vote Ron Paul 2008!Iraq Scam Exposed, Ron PaulGovernment Wasteful Spending Eliminated By Ron PaulWarner says, "We've seen many previous

Call it an online game of strip poker, only spammers are the ones walking away with all the winnings. The latest innovation in malicious software takes the form of shapely “Melissa,” an alluring, scantily clad blond who requests the victim’s assistance in disrobing her. In this particular scam, which is assisted by a [...]

Tammy emailed me today with the following news: Hi! I usually find lots of interesting links on your website, but today I have one for you… http://recaptcha.net/learnmore.html a freebie from Carnegie Mellon University… What a great tool… you get to prevent spamming on your website, and we help them to digitise books (where the OCR hasn’t recognised the word properly). Ciao from Sydney, Tammy I have had the problem of spammers lately - over the past 3 days I have received 137 spam comments on my blog! I do have a spam utility that helps filter them, but I still have to go through them to confirm that there isn’t a post that has accidentally been flagged as spam (which happens once or twice a week). I had noticed on Blogger that there is the option to get users to enter in random words - and I had always wanted something like that on my blog. Now there is this free tool! What Tammy means when she says that “we help them to digitise books” is t

Una dura lección la que le dieron a estos spammers en Arizona donde al parecer a los juzgados no les tiembla la mano al momento de imponer penas por ciber-delincuencia y esta sentencia de 5 años de prisión federal es una clara muestra de ello.Jeffrey Kilbride, de California y James Schaffer, de Arizona, no eran solo un par de inexpertos en el mundo del spam, no se trataba de un duo desorganizado, sino todo lo contrario como lo revelan las investigaciones que determinaron que este par operaba con servidores en Ámsterdam, una empresa registrada en Mauritius, y una cuenta bancaria en Isle of Man. Pero como la justicia tarde pero llega (y llegó) estos sujetos han sido sentenciados a cinco años de prisión federal por conspiración, lavado de dinero, fraude y "distribución de material indecente"; es decir: distribución masiva de pornografía.El modus operandi de estos sujetos consistía en el ya conocido fraude online o SCAM (pishing, etc.) que aunque muy difundido, aún hay gente q

I had an email account with yahoo, when i switched to gmail i have practically kept that email account on a 30 days interval of checking status. Mostly I get mails from unknown persons (My spam guard is on yet they creep in my inbox) some like to sell "Viagra" (i think they need a proof of my not being impotent) some like to find busty chicks in my area (how the hell do they know I am damn interested... as if I am a despo kinda person, always sneeking around gals, wish they knew) and yes some Henry Campbell (campbellkru54663@yahoo.com) who claims he is a pro in getting me laid ... am I a gigolo ?? a male whore ?? This is a shot of my inbox last few days (click to make it larger)The red marked ones are people who want to send a lot of money into my account and give me a share for using my account (or land me in jail) The Blue ones...my heavens. I have recieved $1,000,000.00 from Yahoo as some prize moneySince I already recieved this type of things before I replied back to someone with t

If you have fantastic site, if you want to left a link to your amazing source of knowledge in a comment of this blog...Then you will get in all your post informations that you are a spammer and I will mark you everywhere that you are a spammer.If you prefer a link exchange or you are my friend (someone with personal culture) - links are welcome.But if there is a message like this one:"Hey! Visit my site because my site is the best. My site have a lot of fantastic tips and my site...."you should to know that you are not a person of great culture and you need to learn the key culture elements. I can help you.Sorry for that, my Friends, but I have enough spam-comments.

I have not blogged in the last few days and the reason is that my web-site and blog are under constant attack by hackers and spammers from a range of web-sites, including adult-sites, online pill-pushers and Florida vehicle and vehicle related web-sites. Funny, one of the biggest spammers is a web-site which offers legal advice to the victims of vehicle accidents. If people only knew what kind of scum they get their legal advice from. Notice I have not used other synonyms for vehicle since that is how they find their victims, by Googling the other synonyms. In order to fight this I have to take many steps which I can’t discuss here since a great deal of attacks are prompted by my web log. I hope you excuse some delays which could not be avoided while I go through growing pains. Enough said. I will try to do a series of blogs about Las Vegas High-rise condominiums next.

I hate to admit it but I got fooled by two pieces of spam today and actually allowed them to slip on to O’Flaherty. I have since gone back and removed the URLs to which those pieces of spam pointed, but I have not removed the comment itself. The reason for not removing the comment is that it was clearly written by a real person who had taken the time to actually read the posts in question before commenting on them. Here’s an example. I received this comment on my post “Speaker Productivity“. Luckily I have always detested headphones, so I usually make use of speakers. Never though about it in terms of productivity though. This is an interesting concept. With information overload as it is, it is wise to cut every five minutes you can from your workload. While it may not seem like much at a time, it all adds up. The personal who wrote the comment obviously read the post and left a valid comment. The spam came in the form of the URLs that the commenter used which

I hate to admit it but I got fooled by two pieces of spam today and actually allowed them to slip on to O’Flaherty. I have since gone back and removed the URLs to which those pieces of spam pointed, but I have not removed the comment itself. The reason for not removing the comment is that it was clearly written by a real person who had taken the time to actually read the posts in question before commenting on them. Here’s an example. I received this comment on my post “Speaker Productivity“. Luckily I have always detested headphones, so I usually make use of speakers. Never though about it in terms of productivity though. This is an interesting concept. With information overload as it is, it is wise to cut every five minutes you can from your workload. While it may not seem like much at a time, it all adds up. The personal who wrote the comment obviously read the post and left a valid comment. The spam came in the form of the URLs that the commenter used which

First of all, an apology that my recent Success and Abundance Mindset Carnival contained some articles submitted by blog spammers. I have had quite a lesson this morning on who these bloggers are and how to spot them. The Carnival has been resubmitted and any known spammers have been removed. I am passionate about my blog, including the carnival, maintaining a very high level of quality to my readers. In the future, all submissions will be researched thoroughly and any spammers will be exposed as such.Thank you to one of my readers who brought this to my attention.To your success...

Dear Spammers, I appreciate all of the attention, but I don't have time for the friends I have now, and I've known them for years. I feel sad that you're "lonely," but a "nice" girl like you shouldn't have any trouble meeting people. Besides, sometimes you're statements are bafflingly contradictory. You say you're "bored" yet you claim to have a bunch of "fun" friends. Why don't you find some other friends that are more willing to spend time with you? Sure, they may not be as "hot" as your current associates, but looks aren't everything. Go join a club or a church group. There's plenty of people you can hang out with there.

First to the spammer trying to get free advertising, your target market is not reading this blog, trust me on this. Do you think your customers read silly garbage like "What happens here stays in Zuranus"? I would think your product caters to a more refined crowd, one that would snub their noses at the likes of me. To be in a situation where my website is more professional then your company is odd and I let them know about this issue a few minutes ago via email. Note: I wanted to come back and add that I do apologize if 'threedoors' legitimately came here and was just commenting on my stuff. Most times, when someone comments four times in ten minutes, uses their company name instead of their own, leaves comments just short enough to get their URL on the comments summary section of the front page, and leaves the company info in their signature they are spammers. If you are looking for advertising, we can talk. If you want to comment here please don't do what I said above. Come h

Blogger Forum TipsHide your email address from spammersBloggers may notice that their junk email has gone up about 100% once their blog gets popular. The reason, of course, is that your email address appears on the site and can be easily "mined" by spambots. Spambots search the net for email addresses that can be collected and sold to spammers. A good, valid list of email addresses can be worth a fortune.Some sites make an attempt around the spambots by listing their email address as something like "Joe-at-aol.com" and invite you to change the "-at-" to "@" when you send email to the site. The trouble with that technique is the spambots learned all these sorts of tricks years ago. It is the easiest thing in the world to write a script that searches for email addresses and also phrases like

 I am really upset to see over 20 daily spam comment on my WordPress blog. I am really sick to delete viagra and other used cars spam which create automatic software. Moreover, it makes me upset because real owners of this website don’t even know about this in some cases. Cheap SEO companies provide useless links [...]

Now anyone can make comments on a particular blog posting. As blog commenting has grown more popular, so has spam commenting. In this newsletter, we’ll go over why comments are a great form of feedback for your blog, how they help the credibility of your content, what spam comments are and how to prevent them from happening.Comments – A great form of feedbackWhen blogs first came around, they were simply online journals. No one could post comments on a blog posting. That all changed in 1998 with OpenDiary, a site which allowed people to comment on blog postings. Now every blog, whether it is remotely or self-hosted, includes this option to comment.Commenting is great because it allows real people to tell you what they think about your form. It gives you feedback on what you are doing right and what you may need to improve. Comments can be encouraging to you and motivate you to post more quality blog messages. Or they can be constructive criticism to make you work harder to get bet

Los spammers, responsables de la difusión del molesto “correo basura” o “no deseado” que nos atiborra el buzón electrónico, sólo tienen un propósito en mente: atraer la atención del usuario. [Continuación de este artículo]2.- SPAM A CUESTASUn email con gran contenido gráfico, que parezca proceder de algunas de las grandes tiendas de ventas online, es lo que suele llamarse “spam a cuestas” o, en inglés, piggyback spam. Este tipo de spam relativamente nuevo pide al usuario (en la cabeza o en el cuerpo del mensaje) hacer clic en un enlace en caso de no poder “ver” el mensaje debidamente, o bien hay en el mensaje varios enlaces que supuestamente le permitirán pedir a la empresa suspender el envío de mensajes, registrarse para tener acceso a una página determinada o contactar un servicio de atención al cliente.Pero cualquiera de estos enlaces no hará otra cosa que conducir a un archivo transferible. Si este archivo es transferido y es abierto por usted, puede

Los spammers, responsables de la difusión del molesto "correo basura" o "no deseado" que nos atiborra el buzón electrónico, sólo tienen un propósito en mente: atraer la atención del usuario.Ya estén promoviendo lápiz de labios sexy, curas contra la impotencia, métodos milagrosos contra la calvicie u otro tipo de correo basura, lo que los mueve es la idea de sacar el dinero de su bolsillo.Pero no lo lograrán si usted no lee el correo que le envían sin que usted lo haya pedido.Gracias al perfeccionamiento del software antispam a lo largo del último año, en nuestras computadoras se está viendo ahora menos spam que antes. Pero los spammers están empleando también nuevas tácticas para eludir las redes que les tienden los programas antispam. Pero no se inquiete. Vea en cuál de las siguientes categorías cae el correo basura que suele llegar a su pantalla.1.- SPAM PDFSi recibe usted un mensaje electrónico que no contiene otra cosa que una línea de Asunto y un archivo PDF a

Acontecimientos como el estreno de la película de los Simpsons se convierten en nuevas vías de ataque para los spammers.Una vez más, los spammers aprovechan eventos como la exitosa película de los Simpsons para bombardear con correo publicitario a los usuarios de correo electrónico con el fin de obtener sus direcciones de correo para seguir enviando spam.Según Martin Thorborg, copropietario y cofundador de SPAMfighter, “es normal que los spammers se aprovechen de acontecimientos de estas características, como estrenos de cine o noticias de gran repercusión mediática para estafar a los usuarios de correo electrónico. Está en nuestras manos evitar que los usuarios se conviertan en víctimas con este tipo de estafas filtrando estos correos electrónicos".En este caso, el correo spam contiene una imagen de Homer Simpson en ropa interior que pregunta “¿piensa Ud. ver la película?". El usuario al hacer click en el link deja registrada la dirección de correo electrónico y d

Como parte de sus incansables esfuerzos por distribuir masivamente sus "mensajes publicitarios", los spammers han comenzado a usar hojas de cálculo y archivos ZIP.El impopular correo electrónico no solicitado está siendo ahora camuflado en hojas de Excel. La nueva modalidad es empleada principalmente junto con las tradicionales tácticas conocidas como "pump-and-dump", es decir, donde spammers hacen publicidad a una acción determinada, esperan que su valor aumente, para luego venderlas en el mercado bursátil.Las compañías de seguridad informática han distribuido esta semana abundante información sobre está nueva estrategia de los spammers.Información extraída de: DiarioTi.com

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Internet users need to be more careful when receiving an online greeting card. The online greeting card might just be another spam mail that attracts users to click to a computer virus link. This is the latest trick created by internet spammers to attack users’ email inboxes and to get users to install malicious software on their machines. According to an email security company, Postini, it has seen about 275 million such messages since July 2. In most cases, the subject line of these spam mails informs recipients that they have received a greeting card or a postcard from a “friend,” “family member,” “worshipper,” “school-mate”, “neighbor” or “neighbour.” When the e-mail is opened, there’s a link to a Web site that uploads a virus to the recipient’s computer.Generally, it is very common to receive online gift, greeting cards, online photo albums, etc from friends or family members. Hence when internet users receive these spam mails, the level of suspicion

Cat-and-mouse Foiled by increasingly accurate corporate spam filters, spammers have dumped pictures for PDFs in their bulk emailings, according to the latest data from security firms.… Read more…

Free Calls: Virus via Greeting Card Notice - Another New Trick from SpammersInternet users need to be more careful when receiving an online greeting card. The online greeting card might just be another spam mail that attracts users to click to a computer virus link. This is the latest trick created by internet spammers to attack users’ email inboxes and to get users to install malicious software on their machines.According to an email security company, Postini, it has seen about 275 million such messages since July 2. In most cases, the subject line of these spam mails informs recipients that they have received a greeting card or a postcard from a “friend,” “family member,” “worshipper,” “school-mate”, “neighbor” or “neighbour.” When the e-mail is opened, there’s a link to a Web site that uploads a virus to the recipient’s computer. Generally, it is very common to receive online gift, greeting cards, online photo albums, etc from friends or family members.

Microsoft Corporation filed two lawsuits against alleged unknown spammers who had been sending many spam advertising debt relief and adult websites to Window Live Hotmail accounts.The company who is sued by Microsoft, Consumer Solutions Network, operates several Internet domains including myfinancialsolutions.org, consumersolution.org, and financialsolutionsonline.org. Microsoft claimed that this company keeps sending “misleading, deceptive, and unsolicited commercial e-mails advertising debt relief help to Windows Live Hotmail account holders.” The spam mails were sent under subject lines such as “Michelle, accounts over the limit,” or “Robert, Payment not received.” Spam mails are irritating to every internet user. They not only flood users’ email accounts with rubbish messages but also use their email accounts to duplicate and send out more spam mails to others. Besides Microsoft, companies such as AOL, LLC and Earthlink Inc have also filed lawsuits against these “Sp

Just as thugs and drug dealers jealously guard their street corners with destructive turf wars, online spammers and other shadowy characters have been known to attack one another for control over virtual real estate. This week, security experts spotted a nasty tussle brewing between criminals who operate two of the largest networks of [...]

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Canned by CAN-SPAM Two men who ran a spam operation to promote pornographic websites had the book thrown at them today. A federal jury in Phoenix, Arizona convicted Jeffrey Kilbride, 41, of Venice, California and James Schaffer, 41 of Paradise Valley, Arizona of eight counts, including conspiracy, fraud, money laundering, and transportation of obscene materials.… Read [...]

A recent press release shows that, despite the prevalence of spam filtering software, spam email levels continue to remain high. 88.51% of emails scanned were shown to be junk. Spam, then, continues to grow despite the recent arrest of the Spam King and the amount of spam killer applications available. It seems that this is [...]

While the trial of spam king Robert Alan Soloway has been catching all the headlines, it’s worth looking at some of the other top spammers who are the targets of the FBI’s “Operation Bot Roast.” Along with Soloway, two others have already been charged, with more possibly on the way. The first of the [...]

Microsoft en estas últimas dos semanas ha demandado a dos empresas por enviar correos “no deseados” a los usuarios de Windows Live Hotmail, estos correos direccionaba a los usuarios a páginas pornográficas y de prestamos de dinero. No se ha revelado la identidad de las empresas demandas, pero el servicio en detectar y localizar a los Spammers ha sido Webcast. Los e-mail de prestamos financieros ofrecían prestamos a los usuarios de Live Hotmail, y según Microsoft los dominios relacionados son myfinancialsolutions.org, consumersolution.org, y financialsolutionsonline.org. Por otra parte los encargados de enviar e-mail con contenido pornográfico, no solo tienen un cargo por el envio másivo de e-mail no deseado, sino por conseguir una lista de e-mails de los usuarios de este servicio mediante “fuentes ilegales”. La demanda fue impuesta en el estado de Seattle el 13 de Junio de este año, mientras que la demanda por los e-mail pornogáficos fue archivado el m