Spam Gets Personal
Vitaly Friedman writes "Two researchers demonstrate how much more effective spam could become if its authors used basic data-mining to personalize their messages. From the article: "North America, though no longer the world leader in spam production, still has serious potted meat problems. A recent research paper out of the University of Calgary suggests that those problems could soon be a lot worse if spam creators adopt a few simple data-mining procedures.""
These guys are from Calgary. A gram of prevention is worth a kilogram of cure. None of these barbaric, obsolete units of measurement for them.
Ah poop, I'm going to get modded offtopic again, aren't I?