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hi chị, em mới là Mai Anh học lớp P13 đây chị ơi, đừng nhầm em nhé, nguy hiểm quá!

hi chị, em mới là Mai Anh học lớp P13 đây chị ơi, đừng nhầm em nhé, nguy hiểm quá!

lần đầu tiên thấy topic của chị ở trang 2, up len nèo.
Bác thế nào rùi chị, cho e thay mặt lớp gửi lời hỏi thăm bác nhé.
cái chỗ vàng vàng hay thế. E thì ko mượn để mang về học đâu vì e nhìu sách quá rùi. Chỉ thấy thích vì có 1 cô giáo nhiệt tình như chị thui.
thế nhe, bb chị, nice day.

lần đầu tiên thấy topic của chị ở trang 2, up len nèo.
Bác thế nào rùi chị, cho e thay mặt lớp gửi lời hỏi thăm bác nhé.
cái chỗ vàng vàng hay thế. E thì ko mượn để mang về học đâu vì e nhìu sách quá rùi. Chỉ thấy thích vì có 1 cô giáo nhiệt tình như chị thui.
thế nhe, bb chị, nice day.

ủa chị piggy2612 cũng tên là Hương ạ ?

ủa chị piggy2612 cũng tên là Hương ạ ?

Em định nộp bài sớm hơn nhưng đi chơi về muộn quá nên bây giờ mới ngồi chỉnh lại, chị xem cho em nhá
Makers of Internet security products are beginning to take seriously the increase in email spam . As a result, anti-spam products are now appearing on the market. One expert, Ray Everett Church, believes that consumers are not aware that mass mailings are available. Two of the larger companies are offering anti-spam products that try to look at the overall context of email messages and distinguish between different kinds.
There is steady growth in the number of on-line cre*** and ID card frauds accomplished through spam. Email users are sent messages offering them a product and asking them to click on a link which then takes them to another site where they are then asked for personal details such as their name (or address or cre*** card number)
Spammers are continually changing the kinds of emails they send to try to avoid detection by Norton Spam Alert. Church believes that while the new anti-spam products will help, anti-spam legislation will also be needed to win the battle against this serious problem.
Phía dưới là phần giải thích của em
Fighting Spam Becoming Business Amid Email Glut
But, as the volume of e-mail spam hits epidemic proportions, the makers of Internet security products are starting to take more notice. (1)
And consumers, having long bemoaned the lack of recourse to the mass mailings (3)
"There are solutions out there that are helping people and I don''''''''''''''''t think they know about them yet," (2)
Larger software companies such as McAfee and Symantec (4)have started to weigh in.
It attempts to look at the overall context of the message (4), so it can, for example, distinguish between a recipe, a health-care site and a porn message.
" AVOIDING FALSE POSITIVES
A growing number of the more than 500,000 identity and cre*** card thefts (5)that occur online each year, are being accomplished through spam, experts say.
The typical method is to send an unsuspecting customer an offer for a product and instruct them to click onto a link contained in the mailing (6,7). That lands them on another site where they are asked to enter personal information such as name, address and cre*** card number. (8)
Symantec''''''''''''''''s new security software includes a feature called Norton Spam Alert. Like the McAfee product, it promises to consider the overall context of the message rather than only scanning for certain keywords.(10)
Getting the upper hand over spammers, Lee said, has become something of a cat-and-mouse game, in which spammers routinely change content in order to circumvent filters (9).

Em Lâm lớp I245
Được meobamat sửa chữa / chuyển vào 23:19 ngày 27/05/2007

Em định nộp bài sớm hơn nhưng đi chơi về muộn quá nên bây giờ mới ngồi chỉnh lại, chị xem cho em nhá
Makers of Internet security products are beginning to take seriously the increase in email spam . As a result, anti-spam products are now appearing on the market. One expert, Ray Everett Church, believes that consumers are not aware that mass mailings are available. Two of the larger companies are offering anti-spam products that try to look at the overall context of email messages and distinguish between different kinds.
There is steady growth in the number of on-line cre*** and ID card frauds accomplished through spam. Email users are sent messages offering them a product and asking them to click on a link which then takes them to another site where they are then asked for personal details such as their name (or address or cre*** card number)
Spammers are continually changing the kinds of emails they send to try to avoid detection by Norton Spam Alert. Church believes that while the new anti-spam products will help, anti-spam legislation will also be needed to win the battle against this serious problem.
Phía dưới là phần giải thích của em
Fighting Spam Becoming Business Amid Email Glut
But, as the volume of e-mail spam hits epidemic proportions, the makers of Internet security products are starting to take more notice. (1)
And consumers, having long bemoaned the lack of recourse to the mass mailings (3)
"There are solutions out there that are helping people and I don''''''''''''''''t think they know about them yet," (2)
Larger software companies such as McAfee and Symantec (4)have started to weigh in.
It attempts to look at the overall context of the message (4), so it can, for example, distinguish between a recipe, a health-care site and a porn message.
" AVOIDING FALSE POSITIVES
A growing number of the more than 500,000 identity and cre*** card thefts (5)that occur online each year, are being accomplished through spam, experts say.
The typical method is to send an unsuspecting customer an offer for a product and instruct them to click onto a link contained in the mailing (6,7). That lands them on another site where they are asked to enter personal information such as name, address and cre*** card number. (8)
Symantec''''''''''''''''s new security software includes a feature called Norton Spam Alert. Like the McAfee product, it promises to consider the overall context of the message rather than only scanning for certain keywords.(10)
Getting the upper hand over spammers, Lee said, has become something of a cat-and-mouse game, in which spammers routinely change content in order to circumvent filters (9).

Em Lâm lớp I245
Được meobamat sửa chữa / chuyển vào 23:19 ngày 27/05/2007