How to avoid your automatic mails being marked as spam?

Posted by TommyCarlier // Tue, Jul 31, 2007 7:34 AM Our company is about to release a product we've been working on for more than 3 years, and we're running into this annoying problem. via MSBuild RSS Feeds - Original Story

Cyber crime low, but the red flag's up

"In India, strong family-oriented values act as a dampener for any cyber crime related to infiltrating computers with malware, spams and viruses" A research by US-based IT security and control firm SophosLabs shows that only 2.8 per cent of all spam or malware - software designed to infiltrate or damage a computer system - comes out of India. via The Telegraph - Original Story

Spamford Wallace banished from MySpace

"Even under defendant's more restrictive interpretation, however, messages sent through MySpace.com fall within the definition of 'electronic mail message' sent to an 'electronic mail address,'" Sanford Wallace, perhaps the world's most persistent and reviled spammer, has been banished from MySpace by a federal judge who ruled the social networking site is likely to prevail in a lawsuit that claims ... via The Register - Original Story

Before the Call: Staying Secure Computing

Usually, I'm in favor of billions of anything. But that's not the case with spam. via Fool.com - Original Story

Cybercrime Poses Challenges for Government, Industry Says Report

Published: Monday, July 23 2007 @ 10:14 PM CDT Contributed by: Tommy Over 150 million U.S. citizens are connected to the Internet. via LinuxElectrons - Original Story

MX Lab detects first Excel based spam

MX Lab has intercepted the first Excel based stock spam messages! These messages appeared today in the afternoon local Belgian time. via Mxlab.be - Original Story

You've Got Mail... Way Too Much

"Our research shows that storage is the number one messaging-management problem" "We are trying to get out in front of this ongoing trend for e-mail inboxes to grow and grow and grow by reducing the e-mail people are sending. via Data Storage Today - Original Story

Accused Spammer To Decide Fate Of Anti-Spam Crusader

"We denied all of that and proved we did not send spam, although Mr. Mumma would like to redefine spam so that he can continue to call our clients spammers" "Spam" has become the latest four-letter word that causes businesses to take offense when it's directed at them. via InformationWeek - Original Story