LinuxPlanet: Blue Security’s Do Not Intrude Registry

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RR
Rob Reilly
Feb 2, 2006

“Spam seems to have no bounds.

“Most people set up some type of filter to weed out the bad
email from the good. That approach, has its limitations. For
example, each installation requires ongoing maintenance, like
keeping blacklists current, in order to operate effectively. False
positives can keep legitimate messages from reaching their intended
recipients.

“Blue Security has created a ‘Do Not Intrude Registry’ system
and an active community of adamant users that aim to change the
spam economy. They’re creating strong incentives for spammer
compliance…”


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Rob Reilly

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