Collaborate Disseminate
By Uzair Amir
In this post, we will talk about emails that are considered spam and the most effective ways to eliminate them.
This is a post from HackRead.com Read the original post: Combatting Email Spam – What you should know
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Dear blog readers,This is Dancho and I wanted to let everyone know that I’ve released a mobile Android-device compatible Google Play application for my personal blog where I intend to reach out to more readers and acquire a new type of audience. Grab a… Continue reading Dancho Danchev’s Blog – Mobile Android-Based Google Play Application Available!
I own a website and I am a vendor of some digital products. I also have a free trial set for users to try and test my products, and in case they like it and want to purchase, we wait confirmation from them and charge their credit card. Bef… Continue reading virtual credit cards information disclosure [closed]
In today’s modern Internet-connected World hundreds of thousands of users continue joining the Internet on a first-time basis potentially getting themselves exposed to a multi-tude of malicious software spam and phishing attacks including active partic… Continue reading Cyber Threats Facing U.K’s Internet-Connected Infrastructure – An OSINT Analysis
I joined a group on groups.io and recently when cleaning my inbox, I checked a whole page as spam including a mail from that group. Seconds later I received an email that my membership to that group was cancelled and got an email to reacti… Continue reading Email groups intruding behavior [closed]
Lately I’ve been getting a lot (well, 2-3 mails per day) of greeting card spam (I think it’s called), aka spammers signing my personal email address up for contact forms and accounts with random sites, ranging from a webstore selling food … Continue reading Is there anything I can do as an end user to deal with greeting card spam sent to my personal email adress?
I have a continuously upgraded and minimalistically developed LAMP environment with an all-core CMS website.
The main reason that my contact form in my website is backend (PHP) instead frontend (vanilla JavaScript) is to protect my email a… Continue reading How to protect an email address in a php file?
I got sent an email from someone in response to an over 2 year old exchange, and the contents of it look like spam to me.
Checking the headers the following looks normal:
Return-Path
Received & Received-SPF:
Received: from gateway34.we… Continue reading Spoofed email? "X-Source-Sender" and "Received" headers look dodgy
I published the following diary on isc.sans.edu: “Spam Farm Spotted in the Wild: If there is a place where you can always find juicy information, it’s your spam folder! Yes, I like spam and I don’t delete my spam before having a look at it for hunting purposes. Besides emails flagged as spam, NDR or
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I’ve been receiving a lot of email lately intended for "Daniel L…", a person with the same last name and same first initial as me. It appears this person has requested information from dozens of colleges, car rentals, business … Continue reading Email Takeover Scam? [closed]