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SPAM WeeSan Lee [email protected]

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SPAM

WeeSan Lee [email protected]

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Roadmap

What is SPAM? Why Spamming? How to avoid SPAM? References

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What is SPAM?

Spiced ham or luncheon meat?

http://media.hormel.com/images/refimages/museum%20press%20kit/spam%20hero%20web%20ready.jpgUnso

licited Emails.

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Why Spamming?

Cheap Senders cost almost nothing

Effective 0.001% of 1 million = 10 respondents

A very tough battle for end users!

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How to avoid SPAM?

Use a SPAM blocker or anti-spam software Spam tagging

Unsolicited Commercial Email (UCE) X-Junkmail: UCE

SpamAssassin X-Spam-Flag: YES

SMTP Authentication Need to provide username and password before

sending emails Stop publishing your email address online

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How to reduce false positive?

False positive Good emails get classified as SPAM

UCR webmail Set UCE score a little higher (HW4)

Other webmails Add known addresses to address book

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References

Internet Effectively Ch 1 Ch 4

The Apache SpamAssassin Project http://spamassassin.apache.org/

UCR SMTP Authentication http://www.cnc.ucr.edu/antispam/index2.php?content=auth

entication/index.html UCR Anti-Spam

http://www.cnc.ucr.edu/antispam/