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Story: Porn spammers sneak images into Outlook
Posted by: Anonymous (Wednesday 23 June 2004, 3:13 PM)
This article fails to communicate the reason for blocking automatic image loading is primarily one of privacy and not intended to prevent unintended viewing of adult images.
This behavior has been unchanged since the first day that Outlook 2003 was available. Spammers have been keenly aware of this behavior since before the release. So there is no news here.
Thanks for wasting my time. With a catchy headline but nothing to say.
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Story: Porn spammers sneak images into Outlook
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What a load of tosh. Outlook 2003 blocks HTML to s... Anonymous -
I am such a sucker. I thought the article was act... Anonymous
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Spammers can test their emails using Outlook 2003.... Nick Lansley
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You really need to get your facts right. All HTML... Neil Hamilton Murray
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I think our story makes an interesting and valid p... Michael Parsons
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Damn! It wasn't an article about a new Easter Egg. Anonymous
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This article fails to communicate the reason for b... Anonymous -
Bayesian filter in Outlook 2003? I think not.
Yo... Anonymous
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Hi,
but this whole story is nothing new to be hone... Anonymous
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I use Outlook Express 6, and have an excellent way... David Pope
