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This 3 page paper looks at the effects of spam. Internet traffic and networks are discussed. Bibliography lists 2 sources.
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result, legal action has been taken. Spammers had been put on notice, and many email services have a separate spam mailbox so that the objectionable mail is at least separated
from the rest of the email. In 2003, a law was passed to render spam illegal and is often referred to as the Can-Spam Act ("Spam - Is it illegal
to Send Spam?"). It is important to identify just what spam is in order to understand how it causes traffic on the Internet and intrudes on networks. Spam is
email that is sent out to many people in order to force the individuals who would otherwise not choose to receive the message to read the material ("What is spam?").
Many people automatically delete email that looks suspicious or that advertises a product that they do not want. However, spammers have been sneaky in making the spam email appear legitimate
such as using a rather innocent looking title in the subject line. Where does the spam come from? Who wants to send out mass email in this fashion? Much
of the spam sent is tied to commercial advertising ("What is spam?"). Yet, the advertising is often not from reputable companies. The reason they choose this method is due to
the low cost ("What is spam?"). There are actually two types of spam, one of which is cancelable Usenet spam where a single message is sent to twenty or so
Usenet groups ("What is spam?"). Usenet spam is read by people who read newsgroups but hardly even post or provide their address to anyone ("What is spam?"). Such individuals will
not get spam because their addresses are not advertised. While individuals may not be hurt by this type of spam it hinders operations as follows: "Usenet spam robs users of
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