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IBM fights SPAM with SPAM
IBM says that they are not concerned about liability, even in cases where innocent senders might be misidentified as spammers, because all the technology does is bounce back the e-mails.
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xandork
on March 24, 2005 2:20 PM |
so it screws the innocent twice as bad... which isn't really nice. **BUT** more often it bogs down the buger eating morons trying to sell me Viagra? Good trade to me |
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phantasm66
on March 24, 2005 3:12 PM |
I think anyone who spams gets what they deserve.If the MPAA can get sanction to DDOS P2P link sites, then I can hack into some nasty spammer's box and kill it.Except that.. well, that box is likely NOT to belong to the spammer either. Man, this whole SPAM thing is such a mess... something needs to be done. The internet is poisoned with this crap. |
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isatippy
on March 24, 2005 6:34 PM |
COOL |
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cbunes
on March 25, 2005 7:50 AM |
Well, even if som 'innocents' DO get flooded with spam it should at the very least make them aware of the fact they are used as zombies... I say 'innocents' because whoever let their PC be wide open to attacks or gives spammers a chance to use them for their evil purposes really needs to be taught a lesson. |
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Eddy Rassy
on March 27, 2005 2:48 PM |
It is about time Micrsoft does something about spam.I always asked why Microsoft does not create a patch that prevents anybody from getting into the windows registry. When the spammer hijacks your web page, he is actually residing into the registry.I hope the antispam by MS will destroy the sender's registry completely. |
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