News
* New reCAPTCHA use debated.
* Check with your ISP. You could be targeted online.
* Spammers study Aristotle?
* Examine the symptoms of spear phishing so you won't be tricked.

Perspectives
* Is spamming a good marketing strategy?
* How does computer forensics help trace spam and other cyber crimes?
* Could spam be a threat to national security?

Case Studies
* Spamming is illegal in the UK but a south England company still defies the law.

Unfair
* A Taiwanese "global marketing" company claims it isn't spamming by use of its self-designed software.

This website challenges the assumption that spam emails are only a pest that people just have to kill every day. It aims to inform readers of aspects that they may not have thought about and carries a message that spam is not as simple as it seems.

On May 3 this year, spammers around the world may have celebrated the 30th anniversary of the first ever spam email---sent by Gary Thuerk on May 3, 1978 to The ARPANET (Advanced Research Projects Agency Network), US Department of Defense.

This underground economy has shown no signs of dampening and is plaguing the world’s internet users ever than before. According to Ferris Research, spam will cost the world $140 billion (≒£71.66 billion) in 2008, a year-on-year 40% rise. Are we facing a dismal future where hope is not preserved in our inboxes?