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on August 12, 2010

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notoriousxl Cloudmark, known to be one of the most useful products on the market to reduce spam in your email box as well as every use of the internet, has now announced the product will be free for users. It is ideal for those who run and contribute to forums online, to be able to monitor spammers and automatic spam. The release of Cloudmark DesktopOne, which is free for individuals to filter one email account, provides consumers with a good quality test run of Cloudmark products.
Unlike other anti smap programs, this product has been tested and reviewed by many in the field who believe that the product does not slow down the computer at all. The business edition for commercial use and multiple email protection is at a low price of $19.95.
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on July 17, 2010
Internet Explorer 8 has just been released, and many major service providers like BT are advising their customers to download it as soon as possible. With the war against both viruses and spam ongoing and forever advancing, this upgrade is an essential one for any PC user which also helps to clean out their hard drive.

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Sophisticated malware detection is used during the installation process which automatically removes your old Internet Explorer. This latest version does much to improve the anti-virus nature of your browser, and right on time too. While many more continue to move away from IE and FireFox becomes more and more popular, this might just be the tactical move that Windows needed to remain in the game.
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on June 21, 2010

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kiwanja One of the best ways to keep spam down is to make sure that you don't place your email address indiscriminately on websites that you don't know. People who send spam make a habit of trawling forums and computers to which they have access in order together email addresses.
If you regularly email India and are getting a lot of spam, the person you are emailing in India might be using a public computer that is not equipped with spam blockers. But there is a way to stop the spam.
A calling card will allow you to talk to the person in India by phone. You can even call India cheap. All you need is an India calling card. You can use these cards for calling in and out of India as well as 11 other countries - including the United States, Canada, and the U.K. It is a great way to help combat spam and also have a more personal connection with the person on the other end of the phone.
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on May 29, 2010
Stop comment spam with some Java script I got Spam?!
Martin Ringlein over at Maryland Media blog has found a handy way to stop automated comment spam in blogs. I know we all suffer from that Pests, so if you're java handy, and even if you're not, check out what Martin has to say, and then get someone do it for you. He started from the premise that spiders can't read Java script code, and devised a way to use this [...] Read More
Stop spam in Movable Type blogs I got Spam?!
As one of the readers requested, I did my best to find ways to stop comment spam on MT powered blogs. The first thing I did was to go to sixapart/movabletype website and look there. Sure enough, there's a nice selection of anti-comment-spam plugins listed there. You should definitely get the Captcha plugin, and also Askimet, while HMPassphrase looks good too. You might want to consider getting into the Honeypot project too, [...] Read More
Stop spam but don't hurt your visitors I got Spam?!
Lorelle, that wonderful blog blogger, has done her best to remind us what is blogging all about: writing and getting comments on our writings. Fearing of spam we have made it as difficult as possible for spam-scripts to plague our comment areas, but with doing so we have also managed to discourage legit readers from leaving their response. Lorelle thinks that this way spammers in fact win: "Too often they win by [...] Read More
New Tool To Fight Comment Spam BlogWealth
Comment spam is the bane of every blogger's existence. The more popular your blog gets, the more spam you'll be flooded with. Fear not! SixApart has introduced a new spam fighting tool for bloggers called TypePad antispam. Don't let its name fool you-the software is Open Source and available for a variety of blogging platforms,and unlike the software its aiming to compete with, Akismet, it's free. It puts comments in [...] Read More
Spam is here to stay The Search Engine Weblog
Spam has found a fertile dwelling and it is here to stay. Why? This is because eliminating spam is next to impossible. There are persons who receive 50 emails every day and they consider it part of their daily life. The fact is businesses - whether big or small - have a strong motivation to send bulk email. This is because compared to regular mails or hiring telemarketers, said method [...] Read More
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on May 19, 2010
Spamhaus DDoS-ed I got Spam?!
The worlds favorite blacklist operator Spamhaus Project, serving 600 million users and blocking 10 billion spasm a day, has been DDoS-ed, reports The Register: "The attack, launched from a botnet of compromised Windows PCs, witnessed a huge surge in spurious traffic to Spamhaus's web servers from 0900 BST until around 1400 BST. Steve Linford, director of Spamhaus Project, explained that the site was restored to normal operation after technicians were able [...] Read More
Spamhaus gets a $11 mil fine I got Spam?!
Although the title sounds bombastic, you have to know that the beloved blacklist spam operator cannot be forced to pay the fee, as the Spamhaus organization is not located in USA. But, first thing first, Spamhaus was sued by a man claiming that the organization was blacklisting all of his domains for no reason whatsoever, and although Spamhaus never set foot into the US or did any business there, the Illinois [...] Read More
ICANN to close down Spamhaus? I got Spam?!
Remember when I wrote about Spamhaus getting a $11,7 mil fine from an American court for blacklisting an alleged spammer? Although Spamhaus is a legit UK business, and in the UK spam is illegal, they chose not to argues the verdict, presuming, as it turns out naively, that it will go away. But, as Ars Technica writes, things are getting complicated: "Unfortunately, Spamhaus neglected to make the argument that it is not [...] Read More
Technical Difficulties Home Based Business
Well I guess you've noticed things have been a little off here this past week. To make a long story short, Creative Weblogging broke. This was caused by a combination of server failures and a malicious event called a Dedicated Denial of Service or DDoS attack. They are caused by spammers, those folks we all love to hate. CW is back now, so please bear with me as we get the [...] Read More
New Molecule May Lead to Anti-Heart Attack Drug Straightfromthedoc
What happens before a heart attack (myocardial infarction)? Dangerous clots of too many blood platelets will block the vessels, thereby causing a heart attack. Research findings from Rockefeller University suggests that it is possible to dissolve the clots by a way of a clot-busting pill that attacks a receptor on the blood cells' surface. When such kind of a pill happen, high risk patients can take it at the first sign of chest [...] Read More
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