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If you have received a message titled “Notification: PayPal Billing Department,” watch out! It’s been sent for phishing purpose. How do we know that it’s a phishing message? Well, we’ve received this message at junk912@gmail.com. We use this particular address to collect and analyze junk e-mail messages. And, of course, PayPal is not supposed to know that we use this e-mail address. |
The following 4 spam domains were active till 2 or 3 days ago. Spam domains won’t disappear overnight. But if you do it right and wait patiently, you can put them away for good. Continue reading
We are happy to announce that two spam domains that were once used for affiliate spam are now gone for good. They are
Hopefully, another 5 spam domains will disappear for good in a day or two.
The number of exploited websites of American colleges and universities is so huge that MacHouse is no longer able to notify each department, each college and each institution of affiliate spam problems. We wrote to Association of American Colleges and Universities several days ago and asked them for their cooperation in combating affiliate spam surrounding high education systems. But our request has been ignored.
If you are from a college/university whose website has been exploited for affiliate spam, we advise that you stand up, talk to other victims and form a cooperative body to hunt down whoever is responsible. For removing spam pages will not solve the problem at all.
Furthermore, MacHouse has proceeded to destroy some of spam domains, which we hope will soon be inactive in a few days. We regret to inform that we resign from this volunteer work in securing safe Internet enviroments.
Therefore, from now on, we will spend less time taking care of other people’s business. MacHouse needs to go back to its expertise. It’s time for us to concentrate on producing video tutorials for Mac users and its members.
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Until now, we didn’t find anything that connects Blogger’s hundreds of porn websites to its parent company Google. Anyway, I took a close look at one of the porn websites hosted at Google-owned Blogger. This website is very graphic. So I turned my eyes away from pornographic images and looked at the title of the page, which said “amateur home sex video.” Then I entered this exact key phrase and asked Google to find anything with it. Continue reading