Test your email program
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Does your email program accept hidden JavaScript commands?
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Managing email and protecting it from spam, phishing, and spyware is critical.  Learn to guard against them today- and tomorrow- with a sophisticated, hardened security appliance that processes mail 10x as efficiently as standard Unix systems.
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Company outsources e-mail for small to medium businesses.
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Challenge/response e-mails accidentally marked as spam by AOL and EarthLink.
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Get read for a new kind of unsolicited junk email: audio spam.
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New service scans your postal mail so you can read it online.
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The Mozilla Foundation today officially launched the Thunderbird email program - a companion to the Firefox Web browser. If you&#39;re on a POP3 or IMAP email server, check out Thunderbird.
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Chris Hartjes has posted a quick example of a useful method for CakePHP developers - how to test components.   Using the test suite is actually quite easy: drop SimpleTest into your cake/vendors directly and you're ready to start writing your tests. Having written tests using SimpleTest before it wasn't going to be too hard for me to get them done. But there was one little problem: how do you test a component?   He includes an example of such a test, running it on his Email controller to try to send an email via SMTP.
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In order to stop the spread of spam, Microsoft will start charging users who use Outlook or Outlook Express to access e-mail. It will stop being free in April of 2005.
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AOL has offered Web-based e-mail for many years, but the service has been restricted to subscribers only. But soon that will change, AOL has begun beta test of itâs own web mail service.
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A phishing scam has been detected that doesn&#39;t require users to click on a link in order to jeopardise their personal data. Simply opening the email may be enough, according to Messagelabs.
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Clever e-mail can fool you into giving your info to thieves. Find out how not to fall prey.
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On the NorthClick blog today, there's a quick little set of hints talking about the creation of a simple ("but solid") newsletter system for your website.   He breaks it down into the individual steps you'll need to follow:  Use a Framwork Queue in the database Use SMTP Check Headers Test it  In the step involving the database, he gives the create script you'll need to get the table set up and working. It's not so much a step-by-step tutorial with all of the needed code as it is a general look at what steps to follow when rolling your own newsletter setup.
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Q: Last week I installed Microsoft Office 2007 and on the same day my spellchecker for outgoing messages in Outlook Express didn't recognize words like "you,""then," and "the," so I became suspicious.
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The SquirrelMail Project Team is proud to announce the release of SquirrelMail 1.4.8. SquirrelMail is a PHP4-based Web email client. It includes built-in pure PHP support for IMAP and SMTP, and renders all pages in pure HTML 4.0 for maximum compatibility across browsers. It has strong MIME support and a flexible plugin system.   This release contains an important security fix where a logged-in user could overwrite variables, and a collection of regular bugfixes. Details on all the changes in this release can be found in the ChangeLog.  There's also two patches available against the 1.4.7 release for just the security issue: a minimal one that removes the function, because it was broken anyway, or more extended one which fixes the functionality and closes the hole.  To grab your copy of the latest version, go to the Download page: https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=311  Happy SquirrelMailing!
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This is really cool!  I finally get my own comment spam!  For some reason I felt left out of the party.  I just wasn't cool enough for the spammers to consider me worthy of their spam.  Anyway.  I implemented my own little turing test.  Now the comments say:  {{{  Turing Test: Are you a human? (required. Just type yes... this is for automated spam prevention)  }}}  While this wouldn't work for all blogs in the wild I'm sure it will work just fine here in my little corner of the blogosphere.  If spammers really want my blog enough then I'll deploy a captcha.  If they solve the captcha I'll deploy a sentient robot  which will traceroute packets back to the host and then terminate with prejudic ...
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Spammers have adopted a new standard for email authentication much faster than legitimate emailers, according to a study from security appliance firm CipherTrust published this week.