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Q&A: Microsoft, Industry Partners Rallying to Combat Spam | |
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| Time: 11:38 EST/16:38 GMT | News Source: Microsoft | Posted By: Jonathan Tigner | ||
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Between all the pitches and the promises, the cure-alls and the come-ons, spam is making it harder and harder to communicate via e-mail. But the technology industry is getting tough right back. Fed up with spam, some of the top providers of Internet services today are rallying against what's officially known as "unsolicited commercial e-mail" by joining forces to curb it. Microsoft, AOL and Yahoo are in agreement that eradicating spam will require a collective, industry-wide approach. To learn more about this agreement and what's behind the effort, PressPass talked to two people at Microsoft who've been working actively on the anti-spam front: Brian Arbogast, corporate vice president in Microsoft's MSN and Personal Services Division (and the executive sponsor for the privacy pillar of the company's Trustworthy Computing initiative), and Ryan Hamlin, general manager of Microsoft's Anti-Spam Technology and Strategy Group. | ||
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| #1 By 11131 (160.81.221.42) at 4/28/2003 3:05:15 PM |
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There is one way to stop spam -- verify domains. If you ever look at the headers of your spam it will say that the e-mail was received from aol.com (252.234.89.87) and if you ping or tracert the ip address is will belong to some dial-up or broadband ip. If they would check to see if the received from mail server and ip match (which most spam does not) it will stop alot of the spam. I even see e-mail headers with domains like axoerzhaoreuf.net which is a bogus domain, if they would verify that domains are legit, it would stop alot of spam alot.
Alister This post was edited by al_fiend on Monday, April 28, 2003 at 15:05. |
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