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SpamSource 5.0.0.12

SpamSource 5.0.0.12

SpamSource helps collect information from messages for use in reporting unsolicited junk email. Quickly and easily retrieves the e-mail message header and... Read more

14 March, 2011

Anti-spam sentiment grows

...of Web users shows that surfers are increasingly in favour of making unsolicited junk email illegal Read more

6 January, 2003 by Stefanie Olsen

Government backs anti-spam mission to US

The government says it is taking the issue of spam seriously, but campaigners have condemned Britain's new anti-spam laws as a 'cock-up' Read more

19 September, 2003 by Graeme Wearden

Hotmail sets email limits

In an attempt to cut down on user-generated spam, Microsoft has set a daily limit on the number of emails each subscriber can send from its Web-based service Read more

24 March, 2003 by Stefanie Olsen

Are UK companies flouting spam laws?

...The ICO tends to pursue enforcement actions when it receives complaints about unsolicited junk email. Since the regulations came into force in UK law in... Read more

5 January, 2007 by Tom Espiner

Spam fight goes global

...StopSpamAlliance website. The StopSpamAlliance hopes to help businesses and consumers deal with unsolicited junk email. Its web pages link to initiatives in anti-spam legislation... Read more

1 November, 2006 by Tom Espiner

Dutch watchdog savages spammers

...European anti-spam legislation was failing to deal with the problem of unsolicited junk email. It cited predictions from Radicati Group analysts that 71 percent... Read more

29 December, 2004 by Graeme Wearden and Ingrid Marson

UK spam campaigner to help Europe fight back

...of the EU Privacy and Electronics Communication Directive allows spammers to send unsolicited junk email to businesses. Those who break the law by spamming consumers... Read more

25 October, 2004 by Dan Ilet

Industry group demands fix for 'weak' cybercrime laws

...pointing to a sharp rise in ID theft and the growth of unsolicited junk email. Kimber added that the privacy and electronic communications legislation brought... Read more

5 July, 2004 by Graeme Wearden

Symantec CEO urges shift in security tactics

Comdex: John Thompson warns that unless the security industry changes its focus, technology could become a liability Read more

20 November, 2003 by Michael Kanellos

Email experts search for 'less trusting' protocol

...Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP). Having battled the scourge of unsolicited junk email on a catch-as-catch-can basis for years, email... Read more

1 August, 2003 by Paul Festa

Legit email caught in anti-spam crossfire

...when one message bounced back with a note accusing her of spreading unsolicited junk email, or spam. Without warning, Krause's NetAction site had been... Read more

12 July, 2002 by Stefanie Olsen
SpamSource for Entourage 1.01

SpamSource for Entourage 1.01

SpamSource helps collect information from messages for use in reporting unsolicited junk email. Quickly and easily retreives the email message header and body... Read more

26 November, 2008
Spamicidal Maniac 1.0

Spamicidal Maniac 1.0

A program that has several primary purposes: firstly, to check for unsolicited junk email, also known as spam, on the server, so that it... Read more

12 February, 2001

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