Based on its evaluation of hundreds of millions of messages, FrontBridge distilled the characteristics of filtered spam to identify how spammers obtain, or in some cases, guess, E-mail addresses.
* Post (or reply to a post) on UseNet
* Post (or reply to a post) on a public Web-based discussion group
* Register the address with a Web site that goes out of business and sells its list
* Register the address with a Web site that sells its list
* Subscribe to a porn site with the address
* Reply to an opt-out E-mail or click on an opt-out link in a message
* Use an address with a common name that can be easily guessed (such as bob@company.com)
* Register a domain name
* Post an E-mail address in a chat room
Reminding employees of these bad habits, said FrontBridge, will reduce the risk of having workers inundated by spam.
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