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- RBL, maps rbl, is an online database of email spam sites that may be used for email spam filtering, either on a personal basis or used by an entire site.
- RBL (real time blacklist): An online database of email spam sites that may be used for email spam filtering, either on a personal basis or used by an entire site.
- Spam blockers act as an email spam filter by scanning all the incoming and outgoing mails.
- In the offices, an email spam filter should be set in the server level so as to trap all email spam and prevent it from reaching individual computers of the workers.
- There are a number of automated email spam filters available that the end users can freely use in their individual pc.
- Sender policy framework, or SPF, is a sort of "patch" for internet e-mail systems that allows the operators of an internet domain to post which hosts are allowed — and which are not allowed — to send mail on behalf of their users and allows hosts receiving mail purporting to be from a given domain to look up the policies of this domain to determine whether the mail may be spoofed or illegitimate.
- The "policy" is posted in a specially-formatted TXT record within the domain's DNS setup, and any receiving mail hosts can use special lookup tools to check these records before they accept mail.
- A for-address is considered the e-mail address that appears in the "For" clause in a typical e-mail header and it indicates the e-mail address to which the sender intends the message to be delivered.
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