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- Today’s Numbers
- Content Invasion
- Spyware
- Adware
- Phishing
- SPAM
- Conclusions
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- In 2002, 32% of all emails were spam expected to increase to 39% by 2006
(Radicati)
- In 2002, over 2.3 billion spam emails were sent on a daily basis. This
number is expected to increase to 14.57 billion by 2006.
- By 2007 The average email user will receive 3600 spam emails/year by
2007 (Jupiter)
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- 51 Direct Emails
- 83 Business Related Mailing Mists.
- 427 spam
- Total email = 561 total emails.
- 1/11 (9.1%) email that arrived because the sender thought I should get
it.
- 14.8% because I'm on some mailing list where this information
"might" be useful for my work.
- Rest spam = 76.1%.
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- Cyber Warning Offering
- Potential New Service From USDHD
- Recent Arrests May Slow Things Up
- Canada, Belgium, and the U.S.
- Both SPAM and Spyware Laws Are Possible
- FTC Recently Had Hearings To Address
- Utah has proposed a Spyware bill
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- Today’s It’s Not Just The Infected @mm’s
- Tomorrow We May See An InfectedSpam-SpyingWorm
- Action Taken Needs to be Swift
- Move Quickly Against New Problems (Patch!!)
- It’s About Managing The Content You Face
- Block it!, Block it!, Block it!
- A Comprehensive Solution on Multiple Fronts
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