Topic
Email Security
78 published works
Law Practice Tips
E-mail Security on the Road
By Jim Calloway
I know lots of people check their e-mail remotely when out of town. They use cybercafes, hotel business centers, convention sponsored Internet access points and a variety of other venues.…
CrimProf Blog
FBI Kills Carnivore
The FBI has switched to commercially available computer software to read emails and trace computer activity among suspected criminals, terrorists and spies. Prior to the switch, the FBI used a…
DennisKennedy.Blog
The Impact of Your Virus Infections on Other People's Email Inboxes
Another virus attack shows Internet vulnerabilities.
The Trademark Blog
Another Important Domain Name Inadvertently Expires
A sad story often re-told. The Washington Post uses washingtonpost.com for its website but uses the domain name washpost.com for email. This story reports that email communications were knocked out…
Tom Mighell
Ultimate E-mail security
By Tom Mighell
This is an old story, but I thought it was pretty interesting. It seems that the North Korean government is launching an e-mail service that "guarantees the privacy of correspondence." While…
Tom Mighell
A Brighter Outlook for Spam Sufferers
By Tom Mighell
Jeff Beard has a nice post outlining some of the new features available in the soon-to-be-released Outlook 2003. One thing that Jeff and I both are looking forward to is the enhanced…
Tom Mighell
Your e-mail is NOT expiring
By Tom Mighell
If you receive an e-mail titled "Your Account," be extra careful -- there's a new worm traveling the Internet that masquerades as a note from a system administrator. You're okay if…
Tom Mighell
New E-Mail Spyware Even Checks Free Services
By Tom Mighell
Do you use Yahoo! or Hotmail e-mail at work for personal reasons? A company called SpectorSoft just made it easier for your employer to read your e-mails. E-Blaster will record…