Securing Your Email In An Insecure World (29 Dec 2006) Computers have simplified millions of people's lives. With the advent of online technology we can be more productive in the office, organize household matters, and communicate with others around the globe. Do you ever think it's all too good to be true?
How To Reduce Spam In Your Inbox And Enhance Your Email Security (29 Dec 2006) Spam is the internet's equivalent of junk mail. Spam is defined as an e-mail message sent to people without their consent or permission. Addresses of recipients are often harvested from Usenet postings or web pages, obtained from databases, or simply guessed by using common names and domains.
The Threat Of Spam And Basic Preventative Measures (29 Dec 2006) Everyone who uses the internet has more than likely been targets of spam at one time or another. At first they are easy to dismiss for internet experienced persons, however for the inexperienced user of the internet, the messages contained can sometimes be intimidating and in some instances lead to trouble (I will come onto a personal example later).
What You Must Know About Spam (29 Dec 2006) Spam is about consent, not about content. It doesn't matter what the message is about: porn, ads or lottery. Only if the message is bulk and was not solicited than you can condemn it as Spam.
4 Ways To Protect Yourself From Spam (17 Dec 2006) Spam can be a huge drain on your time when you have to filter through it to find the important email messages. There are ways to minimize it or avoid it altogether though. Find out how you can protect yourself from getting overloaded with spam email.
Online Cell Phone Scams and Spam (17 Dec 2006) This article offers some quick but crucial tips on detecting fradulent spam and scams from emails with special focus on the cellular and wireless industry. Webmasters should protect themselves from the quick gain; constant vigilence is the key.
Are Your Emails Hazardous To Your Health (05 Dec 2006) A short article dealing with 5 tips to help protect the internet user from identity theft, fraud, and phishing when using emails.
How To Recognize A Phishing Email Message (01 Dec 2006) Phishing is the practice of sending fraudulent email messages
supposedly from a legitimate company or organization in order
to trick someone into giving out personal and confidential
information. This information could include a user ID,
password, credit card number or even a Social Security number.
At its most basic level, Phishing is a form of identity theft.
