Email has gone truly mobile. Now you can get email while driving in your car with the world's First
Hands-and-Eyes Free Email Solution for In-Vehicle Use.
In case you missed the article on the site you can easily Send Email to a Mobile Phone so as to get your emails wherever you are.
A little while I go I mentioned that Outlook Express would become Windows Mail with the launch of Windows Vista. What I wasn't aware of is that that will also
be replaced by Windows Live Mail Desktop which is currently in Beta.
Email Security and Privacy
What could I do if I new your email account details? You may not realise is that your Email account is your link to many online services. If I knew your email account details:
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Outlook Express and Incredimail are windows applications running on your PC. If your PC is not secure neither will your email. Here you can find out more about
securing your computer and Internet and computer Privacy.
According to a recent article on Techweb 80
percent of all the e-mail traffic on the Internet during the first three months of 2006. The good news is that most of it gets filtered by spam filters and so never reaches the inbox.
So What do you do to get your email message through. Well before you send it you need to have it checked by a spam filter. This free
spam check report will tell you if you email message will get through the spam filters. Just paste you intended message into the box and
submit.
Top Virus Threats-
Grisoft the makers of AVG anti-virus software (free version available for non business use) report the following as the top virus threats (End JUly 2006) :
- Worm/Generic.FX This worm spreads by internet and contains one dangerous payload action - every 3rd day of month worm overwrites files with doc, xls, mdb, mde, ppt, pps, zip, rar, pdf,
psd and dmp extensions.
- Exploit.WMF -These files exploits WMF vulnerability in Windows Operating Systems that allows malware code execution while WMF format file is opening.
- I-Worm/Bagle.JH -It spreads thanks to massive SPAMing, messages contains attachements with zip extension and exe file inside with 9968 B size
- I-Worm/Sober.CF-This virus comes in as an attachment to emails written in English or German language
- I-Worm/Sober.S, .T- This virus comes in as an attachment to emails written in English or German language.
- I-Worm/Mytob.LY, LZ (aka Zotob.A - B)
This worm spreads exploiting security hole described in Microsoft Security Bulletin MS05-039.
- Win32/Gaelicum
July 25, 2006- Detection of new variant of Worm/Agobot, Worm/Spybot, new variant of trojan IRC/BackDoor.SdBot added.
More information is available on the Grisoft Web Site
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