blackhole list - sometimes simply referred to as a blacklist,
the publication of drive-by spamming - variation of drive-by
hacking in which the perpetrators gain access to a vulnerable
wireless network and use that access to send huge volumes of
spam. e-mail spoofing - forgery of an e-mail header so that the
message appears to have originated from someone or somewhere
other than the actual source. e-mail virus - computer code sent
to you as an e-mail note attachment which, if activated, will
cause some unexpected and usually harmful effect false positive
- a legitimate e-mail message mistakenly marked as spam by a
spam filter. hash buster - program that generates a string of
text for insertion in a spam message so that, to a spam filter,
the e-mail appears to be a different message each time it is
sent. Joe job - an e-mail spoofing exploit, often carried out as
an act of revenge, in which someone sends out huge volumes of
spam that appear to be from someone other than the actual
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