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• Spammers will typically create click-through pages on throw-away accounts and spamvertise the click-through page.
• Spammers will often relay spam through third-party systems in order to hide the point of origin.
• This is done to trick users into reading messages they would otherwise delete, to evade automated spam-filtering software, and to make it difficult to complain about spam.
• An SMTP mail header that has been manipulated by a spammer in order to disguise the message's true origins is called a forged header.
• HayWyre is a javascript tool used by spammers to encode their pages to make them less human-readable, and thus harder to track back to their source.
• Spam: Originally just a canned sandwich filler product, spam now also refers to the practice of blindly posting commercial messages or advertisements to a large number of unrelated and uninterested newsgroups, and bulk e-mailing unsolicited commercial messaUBE (unsolicited bulk e-mail) is another term for spam, as is UCE (unsolicited commercial e-mail).
• Spammers are able to forge some, but not all, of these records.
• Some will cancel domain registrations wherever the domains are shown to have been used in spam, while others choose not to police their customers in this fashion.
• As opposed to direct mailings, which can costs cents per letter, spam costs a fraction of a fraction of a cent per message.
• If a spammer can set up his own authoritative name servers for his website domains, he can use these to rapidly change the apparent address of his websites among large botnets of compromised home computers.
• Spam trap: A valid and deliverable e-mail address that exists only for the purpose of attracting spam.
• As soon as you have an internet connection it becomes useful to have some form of spam blocking software to protect you from unwanted junk mail.

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