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Author: Jeremy Poteet File Type: pdf Weve all seen it the e-mails that come to us from a sender we dont know and promise a frog that jumps across our screen, a low mortgage rate or a medical miracle pill. These e-mails are otherwise known as spam. Your inbox gets cluttered or worse, your computer is infected with a virus as you scratch your head, wondering how it ever happened. Now there is a way to stop the madness! Canning Spam Youve Got Mail (That You Dont Want) is your remedy to inbox clutter and infected computers. Learn how spammers get your e-mail address and how to stop them, how viruses are transmitted through attachments, how spammers can mask their true identity and how to ultimately block unwanted e-mails. Next time you log in to your e-mail account, be happy to hear those three little words Youve Got Mail!From the Inside FlapPeople are talking about Canning Spam Sinister spammers are determined to pack our email boxes with unsolicited advertising, steal our identities, and expose our systems to harmful computer code. In Canning Spam, Jeremy Poteet reveals the inside information, tips, and tricks that every user needs for self-defense. Dont read or send another email message until youve read this book! --Joe Kraynak, author of dozens of best-selling books including The Complete Idiots Guide to Computer Basics, Ques Internet Yellow Pages, and Best of the Internet Canning Spam is an invaluable resource for those who suffer from one of the most -- if not the most -- annoying and debilitating misuses of the Internet. With this book, readers will become educated on the many faces of spam, how it works, and most importantly, what to do to rid your PC of it. --Marc Saltzman, syndicated consumer tech journalist and author Spam is the worst thing about using the Internet -- if youre like me, you almost dread looking in your inbox every morning, knowing that youll be besieged by come-ons, scams, and offers to enlarge certain private body parts. Canning Spam will help you take back your inbox. It offers real-world, hands-on advice that will not only clean out your inbox, but help keep you off spam lists. And its in-depth explanations of how spam is created and how you can stop it will help you figure out spam-fighting techniques on your own. Buy this book and get back your inbox. --Preston Gralla, author of 30 books, including How the Internet Works, and columnist for Ziff-Davis Canning Spam is a detailed examination of the spam and virus problems facing all computer users today. Not only does one learn the stories behind the problems, the author also provides common-sense solutions that one can use to reduce the incidence of spam and other email-borne annoyances. Particularly interesting are the real-world case studies that the author uses to demonstrate how regular users are affected by these pesky attacks. All computer users should take the precautions recommended in this book! --Michael Miller, President, The Molehill Group author of more than fifty best-selling books including Absolute Beginners Guide to eBay Spam is a big problem. People are tired of weeding through tons of useless information, wasting their precious time, and being exposed to a continual barrage of electronic harassment. This book will prove valuable to you in describing the true definition of spam, its origin, and the many techniques and measures in order to prevent it. --Christian Kenyeres, Consultant Do you want to understand spam, email viruses, and all the other mysterious malicious things that go bump in the Internet night? If so, Jeremy Poteets Canning Spam is the book for you. Youll find more useful info than you ever knew existed, as well as every safe-email tip known to mankind. Once you read this book, you will not only have that wonderful sense of security that comes from knowing what you are doing, youll be able to hold your own with any of the local neighborhood nerds (not to mention your 12-year-old nephew). --Harley Hahn, humorist, computer expert, philosopher, author of Harley Hahns Internet Yellow Pages Unwanted email wastes users time and employers money by exploiting both human and technical weakness. Canning Spam combines plain-English descriptions of technical attacks with real-world examples of how and why they work, even when users think they know enough to avoid becoming victims. Until we get to the point that books like this arent needed, this is one worth recommending to many email users and to every email administrator. --Peter Coffee, Technology Editor, eWEEK About the AuthorJeremy Potee is the Chief Security Officer for appDefense, a consulting company specializing in application security. Jeremy has many years of experience administering Windows, Unix and Linux-based servers. He is a Certified Information Systems Security Professional (CISSP) and was the winner in the 2002 eWeek OpenLabs OpenHack IV competition. Jeremy is an active member of the Open Web Application Security Project (OWASP), including serving as a project manager for the OWASP Guide and a monthly columnist on .NET security. He is also a member of multiple OASIS technical committees that establish security standards. He can be reached at CanningSpam@appdefense.com.

Author: Durval Muniz de Albuquerque Jr. File Type: pdf Brazils Northeast has traditionally been considered one of the countrys poorest and most underdeveloped areas. In this impassioned work, the Brazilian historian Durval Muniz de Albuquerque Jr. investigates why Northeasterners are marginalized and stereotyped not only by inhabitants of other parts of Brazil but also by nordestinos themselves. His broader question though, is how the Northeast came into existence. Tracing the history of its invention, he finds that the idea of the Northeast was formed in the early twentieth century, when elites around Brazil became preoccupied with building a nation. Diverse phenomenafrom drought policies to messianic movements, banditry to new regional political blocshelped to consolidate this novel concept, the Northeast. Politicians, intellectuals, writers, and artists, often nordestinos, played key roles in making the region cohere as a space of common references and concerns. Ultimately, Albuqerque urges historians to question received concepts, such as regions and regionalism, to reveal their artifice and abandon static categories in favor of new, more granular understandings.

Author: Ludwig M. Lachmann File Type: pdf