March 9th, 2012 → 8:00 am @ Jeff Orloff
We all know that spam is never a fun thing, unless of course it is part of a Monty Python skit. But the spam we are referring to has no humorous side to those who receive it. Whether your inbox …
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Less Conventional Ways in which Your Email Address can Be Compromised
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October 19th, 2011 → 7:00 am @ Sue Walsh
Like most companies, you probably put a lot of work and thought into your marketing emails. You carefully compile a list of interested customers, choose the perfect design, write amazing content, come up with hard to resist offers, and send it …
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5 Ways to Keep Your Marketing Emails away from Spam Filters
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March 23rd, 2011 → 2:13 am @ Jamie Campbell
In what appears to be a hot and nasty brawl brewing between David and Goliath, a tale of two search engines is getting significant press about respective plans to fight spam by removing spam-laden sites from search results. It has all the trappings of a prize-fight: in this corner, the search engine behemoth Google, weighing [...]
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Blekko Identifies Over a Million Domains as Spam
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February 22nd, 2011 → 3:06 am @ Ed Fisher
Have you ever wondered just what a Bayesian filter actually is? If so, this post is for you.
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What are Bayesian filters anyway?
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December 17th, 2010 → 8:37 am @ Ed Fisher
One of the anti-spam technologies built into Exchange 2010 is called Content Filtering. Enabled by default on the Edge Transport server and scanning all inbound emails, the Content Filtering analyzes inbound mail to see whether or not it is likely to be spam. Content Filtering performs several tests on inbound messages to determine whether or [...]
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Understanding Exchange 2010 Content Filtering
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