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A boutique Washington, D.C.-based law firm is accusing IBM of hacking into its e-mail system and is seeking recourse.
ARE YOU sending your customers, prospects, partners or employees too much e-mail? If your inbox looks anything like mine, the sheer quantity of e-mail we get each day is out of control.
I would have to agree with comments in this article about how email actually decreases productivity. How much time each day do you devote to dealing with your inbox when it would really be time better spent elsewhere? If you are anything like me then it would be a lot.
BEATIFULLY STUBBORN coders who prefer the SeaMonkey web browser/mail/chat/HTML-editor suite, have managed to install Firefox extensions -including the popular GreaseMonkey scripting engine- into their beloved Mozilla reincarnation.
How to use Gmail while safeguarding the privacy of your email messages. These are not bullet-proof systems, but they provide an easy way to encrypt email messages and keep using your favorite webmail interface.
I am so sick of getting spam in my email for just about any reason you can think of. A few weeks ago I started to keep track of the amount of Nigerian/Misc.
Educate yourself about various email scams and phishing attacks
Up to 115 employees at the Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) have been disciplined over the sending of pornographic emails. The government body has dismissed 14 of those people.
This is one spam email I am going to trust and help the person out.
I know this article is more than a year old, but I thought it was interesting enough to post to Newsvine. Afterall, we didn't have Newsvine last year.
A discussion of the major junk mail problems and solutions to them. Provides links to more extensive information and vendors providing solutions (including open source products).
"The sheer volume of IM attacks is a dramatic demonstration that we're in an environment where hackers, knowing that most organizations are still unprotected against IM malware, are rapidly adopting IM for their attacks," said Andrew Lochart, senior director of marketing for Pos …
Some people have been digging an article about encrypting GMail, and it's gotten me thinking about how secure most email really is as a communications vehicle.
You thought there was only the credit reputation? Now introducting reputation for internet users.
A mass-mail worm that exploits a vulnerability in Yahoo's Web-based e-mail is making the rounds but the impact appears to be low, security vendor Symantec said today. (Users of Yahoo Mail Beta don't appear to be affected)
Yes, although not officially supported, you can send images without sending them as attatchments. There are two different methods. The first only works for Internet Explorer:
Just because things can be made persistent or information about people's social lives can be revealed does not mean that it should be done.
A really funny experience about How Pageflakes, a very popular web 2.0 desktop company spams via email to promote it's service. Well, marketeers today have just lost their creativity.
Ever wonder where the @ symbol comes from? I know I have. HP, of all companies, decided to do a little article on it. Certainly very interesting. Be sure to check out what @ is called in other languages aside from English!
Competition heats up for BlackBerry By some estimates, BlackBerrys receive more than 70% of wireless e-mails in North America.
As an example and promotion for a product that searches company e-mail for privacy violations and other warning signs, Inboxer has made available all e-mail gathered during the Enron trial legal discovery process. Hours of entertainment, and a contest to boot!
The emails, which have the subject line "Greetings from Scotland.", have been spammed out to internet users claiming to come from Patricia Ferguson, a member of the Scottish Parliament.
The spammed emails, which have the subject line "Microsoft WinLogon Service - Vulnerability Issue" and purport to come from patch@microsoft.com, claim that a vulnerability has been found "in the Microsoft WinLogon Service" and could "allow a hacker to gain access to an unpatched …
Here it is! Big In Japan's new email to RSS feed. Once you are signed up for an account from Biggu, create whatever-you-want@biggu.com The feed can be set to be private or public, and voila! You have an instant feed from an email account. This can be used for support easily.