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Spam News
by Ivy on May 10, 2007
As Information Week reports, there's a new escort spam campaign getting delivered to inboxes worldwide, offering an online prostitute finder. Luckily, the message or the embedded image does not carry any malware:
"The danger is that if people are dumb enough to click on this kind of thing, then they're playing with danger," said Cluley in an e-mail to InformationWeek. "Although the Web site appears to be non-malicious, it could just as easily have hosted malware on it. People need to learn that responding to unsolicited e-mails only encourages the spammers to send even more spam - something none of us really wants."
If you really want to find a girl in your town, try a nice smile and pleasant conversation in a local pub.
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