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Welcome To CAUCE
Coalition Against Unsolicited Commercial email the preeminent anti-spam group.Category Computers Internet Abuse spam Organizations Commercial email is an ad hoc, all volunteer organization, created by Netizensto advocate for a legislative solution to the problem of UCE (a/k/a spam ).
http://www.cauce.org/

Extractions: Home Join CAUCE Latest News About the Problem Pending Legislation ... Contact Us Welcome to CAUCE! Latest News: Federal Trade Commission Schedules Spam Hearings CAUCE, The Coalition Against Unsolicited Commercial Email is an ad hoc all volunteer organization , created by Netizens to advocate for a legislative solution to the problem of UCE (a/k/a "spam"). CAUCE Welcomes our New Affiliates to the Fight Against Spam! (If you're in Europe, Canada, Australia, or India click on the icons above.) UCE is the leading complaint of Internet users. But junk e-mail is more than just annoying, it costs Internet users and Internet-based businesses millions , even billions , per year. Junk e-mail is "postage due" marketing; it's like a telemarketer calling you collect. The economics of junk e-mail encourages massive abuse and because junk e-mailers can get into the business very cheaply, the volume of junk e-mail is increasing every day. CAUCE was founded by Netizens who realized that technology alone can't stop junk e-mail. As long as there is an economic incentive to send junk e-mail, users and Internet Service Providers will need some legal recourse to stop the growing flood. That's why in 1997 CAUCE proposed an amendment to the Federal statute which outlaws junk "faxes" ( 47 USC 227 ) to also prohibit junk e-mail. Since then CAUCE has become the preeminent voice for the anti-spam community.
SpamCop - Beware Of Cheap Imitations
Learn how to report unwanted emails, or spam, and hopefully make the unpopular senders pay by closing down offending accounts. General Help . email Accounts . Geeks . Social . spam lab). Lowvolume spamCop news digest
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Extractions: Other sites pretend to be "the" SpamCop. This site started in 1998 and remains the premier spam reporting service. Recognized by ISPs search engines and the press Google lists over 5,000 sites linking to spamcop.net. Sick of spam? SpamCop's original spam reporting service will help you report spam quickly and accurately. Or choose from a variety of filtering options ranging from the easiest web-mail account to advanced network-wide spam blocking. Accused of spamming? Answers to most common questions. Like: My email was blocked! SpamCop got it wrong! How can I fix it? Falsely accused? What is spam? Find help here for internet and hosting providers, small and large-scale bulk mailers and advertisers. Other Questions or Comments?
Fight Spam On The Internet!
Free remotely hosted CGI scripts including message boards, password protection, guestbooks, mailing lists, form mailer, FFAL pages, random links, web recommend, jump boxes, and much more! that won't help spammers (they will get more returned email ;) and is our effort to FIGHT spam. I Want To Help Out!
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Extractions: Piete Brooks You have probably seen an increase in the amount of "junk mail" which shows up in your email box, or on your favorite newsgroup. The activities of a small number of people are becoming a bigger problem for the Internet. We have been actively engaged in fighting spam for years. Since we presented this site to the public in 1996, we have been pleased to be referenced as one of the best anti-spam sites on the net. Help fight spam to keep the Internet useful for everyone. Take advantage of the information we've gathered to make your own experience on the Internet better. *****spamNEWS is now a weekly Web Log and rss feed!****Catch the current spamNEWS VS the NIBA imbroglio at the spamNEWS WebLog: Hit both
Spam (Unsolicited Bulk Email), Antispam, And Related Matters
Data on and analysis of spamfightingrelated matters.
http://cesario.rutgers.edu/easmith/computers/antispam.html

Extractions: Back to Home Page I have written on my computer page about part of why I am a spamfighter, among my other activities in what little spare time I have as a graduate student. Below are some of the things that I am doing/working on as part of this ( go further below if you're wondering about a test message): Examining current blacklists for their characteristics, such as how often they list a "known-good" host. By "known-good", I mean a host that we would need to whitelist, if we used that blacklist, and moreover a host that may indicate that the blacklist, while probably fine for its maintainer(s)' intended usage, may be too over-eager to list for ours; it does not mean an agreement between my viewpoint and that of the organization or individual running that host (as might be guessed from that I am checking some governmental sites, given my political viewpoint), but rather that blocking email from that host may have distinctly negative consequences that override any spamblocking or other (see below ) motivations). My judgement on what is a "known-good" host can vary over time, including in reaction to what I learn via the checks of a host versus blacklists (see
About The Problem
It's an accepted fact of life, at least in the US So why is UnsolicitedCommercial email (UCE) a/k/a spam or junk email a problem?
http://www.cauce.org/about/problem.shtml

Extractions: Home Join CAUCE Latest News About the Problem Non-Solutions Pending Legislation How YOU Can Help FAQ ... Contact Us The Problem " Spamming is the scourge of electronic-mail and newsgroups on the Internet. It can seriously interfere with the operation of public services, to say nothing of the effect it may have on any individual's e-mail mail system. ... Spammers are, in effect, taking resources away from users and service suppliers without compensation and without authorization." - Vint Cerf, Senior Vice President, MCI (quote used with permission) Following is an explanation of why UCE is a threat to the viability of Internet email and a danger to Internet commerce. But if you are fed up with spam, it's also important to understand what not to do Junk Email We all get junk mail at home. It's an accepted fact of life, at least in the U.S. So why is Unsolicited Commercial Email (UCE) a/k/a "spam" or "junk email" a problem? To understand the problem of UCE, you must first understand what is most often advertised via UCE. There are many places on the Internet where copies of UCE are reposted by recipients and system administrators in order to help notify the Internet community about where UCE is originating. Surveying mailing lists like
Ace Zones Email Software
Directory of email software, including antispam, mail notification, main encoders/decoders, and add-ins.
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[Hosted Scripts] Free Remotely Hosted CGI Scripts!
spammer's program comes by to collect email addresses, it will find the link to Antispam. When it follows this link,
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Extractions: On the Anti-Spam page, there is a list of 100 randomly generated, fake email addresses. When a spammer's program comes by to collect email addresses, it will find the link to Anti-Spam. When it follows this link, it will find a hundred fake email addresses and index them. At the bottom of the Anti-Spam page is a link back to itself, slightly modified, so that 100 new email addresses come up. This puts the robot into an infinite loop collecting fake email addresses. When a spammer sends out a mailing, he will receive a TON of returned email.
SpamCop FAQ: How Do I Get My Email Program To Reveal The Full, Unmodified Email?
Next (Answer) How do I submit spam via email? This document is http//news.spamcop.net/cgibin/fom?file=19,Search, Appearance, Show This Entire Category.
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Limiting Unsolicited Bulk Email
Antispam resources include papers examining the problem of bulk e-mail and links to other organizations.
http://www.imc.org/imc-spam/

Extractions: Internationalization ... IMC home IMC's members have expressed a strong interest in helping to come up with solutions to the problem of unsolicitied bulk email (UBE), better known as "spam". The use and abuse of UBE is spreading rapidly, and many Internet users are complaining loudly about the very negative effects it has on them. Furthering its effort to help groups who are working to reduce or eliminate unsolicited bulk email, IMC has recently updated the second of its reports on the problem. The report, " Unsolicited Bulk Email: Mechanisms for Control ", lists the many technical and legal solutions being discussed and shows how they affect Internet mail users. The second edition of this report contains many new sections suggested by readers of the first edition. Many groups are discussing ways to help reduce or eliminate unsolicited bulk mail. However, few of these groups, including the state and national legislatures that are considering laws relating to unsolicited bulk email, have set down good definitions for what they are trying to curtail and what the problems are. To aid these groups, IMC has written a report titled "
Stopping Unsolicited Commercial Email
Techniques and tips on preventing spam.
http://www.sprocket.com/Security/Stopping-UCE.html

Extractions: Home People Clients Jobs ... About We are unable to respond to requests for assistance with Unsolicited Email problems, as we simply do not have the resources. If you are hosting your own email operations, some of the technical information below may be useful. If you are an end user, please contact your Internet Service Provider. There are three places to concentrate efforts to reduce or eliminate Unsolicited Commercial Email (UCE): We use all three mechanisms together to combat the UCE by order of severity. Constant barrages of unsolicited email have earned several sites a place in our router filters. They have been completely blocked from our site at the IP layer, and we monitor additions to their IP network space. When they get new network numbers, we add them to our router filters. Most sites delivering UCE are blocked by our MTA by domain name. "savetrees.com" is probably a good example here. Not quite bad enough to block at the IP level, they are blocked by domain name. Additionally, our MTA verifies valid domain names and checks IP address to hostname resolution. Together, this rejects probably 99% of junk email. The last step is up to our individual users. By using filters in the MUA, users can catch whatever sneaks through the first two methods, and toss it into the trash. After we get even one complaint about UCE from a user, we add it to the MTA database.
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The Email Abuse FAQ
Information on spam, including how and to whom to respond.Category Computers Internet Abuse spam It is technically incorrect to use spam to describe email abuse, althoughattempting to correct the practice would amount to tilting at windmills.
http://members.aol.com/emailfaq/emailfaq.html
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Newbie dot Org The newbie friendly home of help for the newbie of all stages and ages. Tutorials, trainers, online lessons, reference and more. spam is U.C.E. (pronounced ucky) Unsolicated Commercial email or, for that matter unsolicated bulk email of any sort.
http://www.chooseyourmail.com/spamindex.cfm
Saddled With Spam
Unsolicited commercial email raises serious questions about privacy, time management, and business practices in the digital age. Wired News
http://www.wired.com/news/news/story/7629.html
Senate Embraces Spam Bill
Much to the dismay of antispam crusaders, the Senate hearing on a controversial measure to control bulk email turns into a love-fest. By Deborah Scoblionkov. Wired News
http://www.wired.com/news/news/story/13080.html
Junkbusters Junk Email Headlines
We work to convince organizations that spam is bad for business. We havetestified before the US Senate on junk email. We have submitted
http://www.junkbusters.com/junkemail.html

Extractions: Prevention first: see our tips on how to stay off junk email lists , because getting your address removed is far more difficult. Even if you're angered by repeated spam, do not threaten the spammer with violence or illegal acts. E-mail-bombing usually hurts other people, not the spammer. You can report the spam to various companies and government agencies. To learn how to track down who is really sending you junk, see our overview on tracking. If you get a real address, you can send our strongly-worded reply telling them that they will be taken to agree to pay you $10 per message if they continue spamming you. For the latest news on spam, see our What's New page. Our page on why spamming must be stopped discusses earlier court cases and other major developments concerning spam. Our page on what ISP s and other organizations can do about spam is under construction. We work to convince organizations that spam is bad for business. We have testified before the U.S. Senate on junk email
Users React To AOL Spam Threat | CNET News.com
Philip Kirschner isn't depending on America Online to safeguard his email address from spammers. News.com
http://www.news.com/News/Item/0,4,17763,00.html?st.ne.fd.mdh
Reading Email Headers
An indepth analysis of how e-mail is sent and how to read its headers.Category Computers Internet Abuse spam Tracking It is primarily intended to help victims of unsolicited email ( email spam ) attemptingto determine the real source of the (generally forged) email that
http://www.stopspam.org/email/headers/headers.html

Extractions: Reading Email Headers This document is intended to provide a comprehensive introduction to the behavior of email headers. It is primarily intended to help victims of unsolicited email ("email spam") attempting to determine the real source of the (generally forged) email that plagues them; it should also help in attempts to understand any other forged email. It may also be beneficial to readers interested in a general-purpose introduction to mail transfer on the Internet. Although the document intentionally avoids "how-to-forge" discussions, some of the information contained in it might be turned to that purpose by a sufficiently determined mind. The author explicitly does not endorse malicious or deceptive falsification of email, of course, and any use for such purposes of the information contained in this document is contrary to its purpose. Because of the nature of the examples in this document, there are several fictitious domain names with associated IP (Internet Protocol) addresses. The chance that some of these domain names may be used at some future time is, inevitably, nonzero. Similarly, all IP addresses used in the examples are unidentified at this writing, but they will undoubtedly be assigned someday. Naturally, nothing in this document is intended to reflect in any way on future users of these domain names or IP addresses. This section consists of a brief analysis of the life of a piece of email. This background material is important for understanding what the headers are telling you.
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A standardsbased SMTP/POP/IMAP mail server offering a full range of mail server functionality. spam protection, web access to email, remote administration. When combined with MDaemon AntiVirus, secures the system against email-borne viruses.
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Extractions: Home MDaemon 6.7.7 is a standards-based SMTP/POP/IMAP mail server, which offers a full range of mail server functionality. Spam protection, web access to email, remote administration - and when combined with MDaemon AntiVirus, secures your system against email-borne viruses. MDaemon is proven as secure, dependable, and versatile.

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