Spammers Have Fun With Blondes

Blondes are good for more than fun according to spammers. A recent study from BlackSpider Technologies has found spammers who lace their messages with blonde jokes are more likely to have their messages pass through spam filters. Filter technology identifies email that contain blonde jokes as just friendly emails between friends and does not identify them as spam. Expect an increase in Jessica Simpson and Britney Spears “joke” email coming soon to an inbox near you.

Picture of Steve Hall

Steve Hall

RECENT ARTICLES

TRENDING AROUND THE WEB

The doctor told me I had five years if I didn’t change everything—that was eight years ago and I’m healthier now than I was at 45

The doctor told me I had five years if I didn’t change everything—that was eight years ago and I’m healthier now than I was at 45

Global English Editing

The art of being present: train your brain with daily exercises for calm, focus and purpose

The art of being present: train your brain with daily exercises for calm, focus and purpose

Global English Editing

How to transform the first minutes if any interaction using a single mindset shift

How to transform the first minutes if any interaction using a single mindset shift

Global English Editing

Psychology says people who’ve stopped enjoying life but hide it well usually display these 8 quiet behaviors

Psychology says people who’ve stopped enjoying life but hide it well usually display these 8 quiet behaviors

Global English Editing

I took early retirement at 60 thinking I’d earned my rest, but eight months in I realized rest feels like disappearing when you’ve spent four decades defining yourself by what you produce

I took early retirement at 60 thinking I’d earned my rest, but eight months in I realized rest feels like disappearing when you’ve spent four decades defining yourself by what you produce

Global English Editing

Most people over 70 don’t realize this one activity prevents dementia better than any brain game—and it’s something they did naturally as kids

Most people over 70 don’t realize this one activity prevents dementia better than any brain game—and it’s something they did naturally as kids

Global English Editing