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@ -2319,7 +2319,7 @@ Fighting against SPAM is much more difficult than viruses. Why? It is because ev
<para>The best method how to prevent SPAM is to handle your e-mail address as your best treasured secret. NEVER put your address in a web-form or put it on your website. I know, that is against the idea of the internet. Information must be free. You can keep publishing your e-mail address if you implement the configuration further below.
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<para>In the beginning of SPAM, filtering for keywords like »viagra« was enough. Todays SPAM techniques are much more sophisticated. It is a war between users and spammers. The solution against sophisticated SPAM is even more sophisticated anti-spam software.Todays anti-spam software checks e-mail for more than just keywords. They are checking for specific mail-header data etc. Also a technique called <ulink url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epistemic_probability">bayesian</ulink> filters which can learn from particular input, distributed checksum networks etc.</para>
<para>In the beginning of SPAM, filtering for keywords like &raquo;viagra&laquo; was enough. Todays SPAM techniques are much more sophisticated. It is a war between users and spammers. The solution against sophisticated SPAM is even more sophisticated anti-spam software.Todays anti-spam software checks e-mail for more than just keywords. They are checking for specific mail-header data etc. Also a technique called <ulink url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epistemic_probability">bayesian</ulink> filters which can learn from particular input, distributed checksum networks etc.</para>
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