Porn Spam Makes A Comeback For The Summer
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Porn Spam Makes A Triumphant Return
Porn Spam Makes A Triumphant Return
02/01/2005 09:43 PMIt's getting tough to tell who you can actually trust when it comes to
the various spam surveys about what spam is out there -- as they
seldom seem to agree with each other. Just a month ago we were
writing about how
porn
spam clearly seemed to be on the decline, while a new report
suggests the
amount of
porn spam has tripled. Indeed, the studies might agree, as the
new one says that porn spam tripled in January from December (when we
had noted it slowed). So, apparently, porn spammers suddenly felt
that January was the right time to start blasting porn spam again,
while financial spam suddenly seemed to be less exciting. On the
"always popular" list, "health" or "medical" spam (again,
extremely loosely defined) seems to always be in fashion.
Finance Spam Passing Drug Spam While
Porn Spam Is Washed Up
Finance Spam Passing Drug Spam While
Porn Spam Is Washed Up
05/24/2004 05:37 PMThe latest study on spam trends appears to show that
financial spam is outpacing pharmaceutical spam
- though, honestly, so much of both is coming out that it's really
hard to imagine that this matters at all. Meanwhile, it seems that
porn spam is increasingly less interesting to spammers as the numbers
have been on a noticeable decline for quite some time. No matter
what, though, it appears that CAN-SPAM has done absolutely nothing to
slow down the amount of spam sent.
3G, the term, makes a comeback
3G, the term, makes a comeback
07/21/2004 02:44 PMAfter two years of avoiding the overhyped term, it's back in vogue at
AT&T Wireless and others.
The 'free' PC makes a comeback
The 'free' PC makes a comeback
12/17/2003 10:48 AMCNN Dec 17 2003 9:48AM ET
Search optimisation makes a comeback
Search optimisation makes a comeback
08/20/2004 02:28 PMSource: newmediazero - Traditional search engine optimisation looks
set to make a comeback as the paid listings market becomes saturated
and cost-per-click rates rise....
Commodore Makes Comeback with Mpet II
Commodore Makes Comeback with Mpet II
03/14/2005 04:41 PMREVIEW Yeahronimo Media Ventures announced earlier this year
that it was resurrecting the Commodore brand name for a line of
protable media players. The company's Flash memory-based Mpet II will
be the first such device. BetaNews decided to see exactly what
Yeahronimo had in mind for the Commodore brand.
Fun retro software makes a comeback
Fun retro software makes a comeback
02/18/2004 10:49 PMBefore Mac OS X, there were always lots of fun, useless little
programs that did quirky things. Two of them are now available for Mac
OS X.
Dalek veteran makes comeback bid
Dalek veteran makes comeback bid
08/10/2004 07:21 AMVeteran Dalek actor John Scott Martin offers to reprise the role in
the new series of Doctor Who.
Frampton's 'Wah' Makes a Comeback
Frampton's 'Wah' Makes a Comeback
12/25/2003 02:02 AMNew York Times Dec 25 2003 0:16AM ET
Tech makes comeback in realigning of
Nasdaq index
Tech makes comeback in realigning of
Nasdaq index
12/12/2003 11:35 AMCNET Dec 12 2003 10:24AM ET
ZDNet: Music-swapping software makes
comeback
ZDNet: Music-swapping software makes
comeback
10/29/2003 02:19 AMiCommune, software that allow iTunes users to share their music over a
network, and software that
drew fire
from Apple, now uses "a combination of little-known features in iTunes
along with code written in AppleScript, the Mac's built-in scripting
language." The latest open source release is available from
sourceforge.net.
Video phone system makes a comeback
Cisco uses Internet for voice, picture
Video phone system makes a comeback
Cisco uses Internet for voice, picture
02/18/2004 07:33 AMSan Francisco Chronicle Feb 18 2004 11:23AM GMT
Anti-Spam Legislation Makes Spam More
Malicious
Anti-Spam Legislation Makes Spam More
Malicious
04/29/2004 01:28 PMAren't unintended consequences wonderful? Now that anti-spam
legislation is becoming popular, one result is that spammers aren't
wasting time with just spamming mortgage offers and ways to buy
Viagra. Instead, now that they realize they're definitely on illegal
ground, they're
moving more towards malicious attack spam, including phishing
attacks and trojan horse attacks. In other words, if they're going to
break the law with spam, they figure they might as well go all out.
Sex spam clogs summer in-boxes
Sex spam clogs summer in-boxes
08/18/2004 06:39 AMSummer is traditionally associated with romance and spammers are
trying to cash in by bombarding inboxes with porn.
Sex spam clogs summer inboxes
Sex spam clogs summer inboxes
08/19/2004 04:32 AMBBC Aug 19 2004 8:49AM GMT
Stay at Home Mom makes 6-Figure Income
Working Online at Home- Second Time
Around After Huge Comeback
Stay at Home Mom makes 6-Figure Income
Working Online at Home- Second Time
Around After Huge Comeback
09/26/2004 03:48 AMStay at home mother, Sandi Krakowski, always knew that one day she
would create a career and find a way to not interfere with her love
for her family. As a homeschooling mother of 3 for 15 years, Sandi has
found great success by working out of the comfort of her home,
6-Figures worth! [PRWEB Sep 26, 2004]
BT To Block Child Porn - But Who Makes
The List?
BT To Block Child Porn - But Who Makes
The List?
06/07/2004 02:39 AMLots of folks are talking about the decision by BT to
b
lock access to child porn and how this is the "first mass
censorship of the web attempted in a Western democracy." Actually,
that's not true at all. Pennsylvania has been
forcing
ISPs to do this for years. While most of the Guardian article
above focuses on how it's now technically feasible to do so, it
doesn't really get into the reasons why this is problematic. First,
it's unclear who gets to make up the list, and how they decide what's
"bad" and what's acceptable. The article mentions a list, but it's
not clear that's the list that BT will use - or if there's any kind of
appeal procedure for sites that have been unfairly blocked. It's also
not clear if (as in Pennsylvania) blocking a site that's on a shared
server will mean every other site on that server will also get
blocked. The article talks up how this was an idea by NCH, the
children's charity who has a habit of putting out
very
biased and
very
misleading studies trying to blame child porn on everyone but the
people actually creating and hosting the child porn. This is yet
another effort by them to try to hide away the problem, rather than
dealing with its root causes.
Porn Spam
Porn Spam
05/19/2004 01:40 PMPorn spam must now be labeled
Porn spam must now be labeled
05/20/2004 09:45 PMNew labels are required for sexually oriented email, but the new rule
may do nothing to decrease the amount of sexually explicit emails from
reaching inboxes.
Porn Spam Is So 2003
Porn Spam Is So 2003
12/29/2004 01:55 PMLate last year, we noted that
porn
spam seemed to be on the decline according to various studies, as
things in the "healthcare" (defined
very loosely) were becoming
more popular among spammers. This year,
porn
spam tried to make a comeback, but couldn't seem to hold out
against other types of spam, including the ever-present
Rolex
spam. In the end, it appears that porn spam is on the decline. A
year end report notes that
barely any porn
spam made it onto the list of top junk email for 2004. According
to the article, part of the reason is that spam filters have become
much better at filtering out the pron spam (though, for some reason,
the article suggests that the filters couldn't stop "HOT LESBIAN
ACTION" from getting through to many inboxes). Right at the top of
the list, however, were spam promising prescriptions for Vioxx --
which makes me wonder if most of those came before or after Vioxx was
banned from the market.
AOL: Vioxx spam unseats porn
AOL: Vioxx spam unseats porn
12/29/2004 04:39 PMCNN Money Dec 29 2004 6:56PM GMT
FTC Porn Spam Regulation Now in Effect
FTC Porn Spam Regulation Now in Effect
05/20/2004 01:15 PMPorn spam increases by 350 percent
Porn spam increases by 350 percent
08/16/2004 10:06 PMZDNet Australia Aug 17 2004 1:49AM GMT
FTC orders porn spam label
FTC orders porn spam label
04/14/2004 07:55 AMZDNet Apr 14 2004 12:49PM GMT
FTC Legalizes Porn Spam - Expect Plenty
FTC Legalizes Porn Spam - Expect Plenty
04/13/2004 02:10 PMThe latest move by our government to legitimize spam by simply adding
rules that tell you how to spam properly, is this decision by the FTC
that
all
porn spam must be labeled to say "SEXUALLY-EXPLICIT" (capital
screaming required?). Also, such spam cannot contain "graphic
material." In other words, porn spammers have just been told it's
okay to spam. This should pretty much guarantee that we all start
receiving a lot more pornographic spam - though, easily labeled so
that anyone glancing over your shoulder (assuming you don't use
filters) to check out your inbox will immediately see
"SEXUALLY-EXPLICIT" everywhere. I'm a bit surprised they're doing
this, considering the recent ridiculous crackdown on "indecency." Not
that I have a problem with anyone viewing whatever porn they want -
but it should be their choice, and not forced upon them by spammers.
Porn virus targets spam stoppers
Porn virus targets spam stoppers
12/03/2003 09:50 AMBBC Dec 3 2003 9:18AM ET
More Rules On How To Spam... This Time
For Porn Spammers
More Rules On How To Spam... This Time
For Porn Spammers
01/29/2004 02:49 AMWait just a second. A month ago, we were hearing stories from our
elected officials about how spam was supposed to be dead dead dead by
now, thanks to the "CAN SPAM" law which would make it illegal to spam.
Of course, as we all know, the law wasn't really intended to stop
spam at all, but rather to give instructions on how you
can
spam. Further evidence of that comes today as the FTC is actually
releasing new rules for porn spammers
on how to spam. They're telling them they need to include a
special label. In other words, they can just keep on spamming - as
long as they include that one little label. Great way to "stop" spam,
huh?
Europe: Employers liable for porn spam
Europe: Employers liable for porn spam
04/27/2004 11:29 AMZDNet Apr 27 2004 3:14PM GMT
E.U. Employers To Be Held Liable For
Porn Spam?
E.U. Employers To Be Held Liable For
Porn Spam?
04/28/2004 12:59 PMTop Spam For The Year: Viagra, Mortgages
And Porn
Top Spam For The Year: Viagra, Mortgages
And Porn
12/31/2003 07:16 PMWell, what better way to close out the year than a post about spam?
AOL has released their
list of "top" spam messages from 2003 which represent the
subject lines of the spam they found most often in 2003. At the top
of the list, of course, is any subject pitching Viagra. Next up are
spam for low mortgage rates, and coming in third is the ever popular
porn spam. AOL claims they blocked 500 billion spam messages - an
average of about 40 per day per user.
Employers could be sued for porn spam
(Reuters)
Employers could be sued for porn spam
(Reuters)
04/27/2004 08:47 AMReuters - E-mail porn spam in the workplace could land European
employers in court for fostering
a hostile work environment, a Dutch researcher says.
Vioxx Replaces Porn as Spam King
Vioxx Replaces Porn as Spam King
12/30/2004 08:05 PMSpam that follows you and makes you pay
Spam that follows you and makes you pay
04/19/2005 04:04 AMWhat's more annoying than having your e-mail in-box flooded by spam?
How about having your cell phone inundated with unwanted messages that
you actually have to pay for.
Fabulous celebrity nightmare porn spam
specimen
Fabulous celebrity nightmare porn spam
specimen
07/22/2004 12:52 AMThis was the most spectacularly surreal piece of sex spam I'd received
in a long time. Since it involved a misspelled celebrity
menage a
trois that never was (thank heavens), I felt obligated to share it
with
these folks. And if you think that's special, oh,
just you wait for the Japanese live eel porn video link.
US spam law makes little impact so far
US spam law makes little impact so far
05/24/2004 07:42 AMComputer Weekly May 24 2004 12:26PM GMT
Porn Rewards Users To Get Past Anti-Spam
Captchas
Porn Rewards Users To Get Past Anti-Spam
Captchas
01/28/2004 10:17 AMSpamhaus: MCI Makes $5M A Year In Spam
Profits
Spamhaus: MCI Makes $5M A Year In Spam
Profits
02/05/2005 09:08 PMThai flag on porn Website makes Thai
gov't see red
Thai flag on porn Website makes Thai
gov't see red
12/07/2003 08:39 PMCNET Asia Dec 7 2003 8:05PM ET
New Technology Makes the Fight Against
Hackers Spam and Viruses Easier, Cheaper
New Technology Makes the Fight Against
Hackers Spam and Viruses Easier, Cheaper
09/09/2004 03:14 AMGreencomputer's PowerElf® II Server Appliance Cut Costs for
SMB/Enterprise, by providing a cheap and complete solution. [PRWEB Sep
9, 2004]
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