Say Goodbye to SPAM for Good with Disposable Emails Addresses!
Many websites, forums and blogs require you to register using your email address before you can download files, songs, movies or post a reply to a forum or blog post
Before you know it, your inbox is filled with tons and tons of SPAM email from people or websites advertising strange products and services. Later you start to find emails containing viruses, Trojans horses or phishing emails trying to capture your bank login information!
Looks like you need to start frantically searching for your wallet so you can buy Anti Spam software to filter as much spam email as possible. But we all know this will never block 100% of those messages. As hard as Anti SPAM programmers work everyday to find best algorithms to block SPAM messages, SPAMMERS work just as hard trying to invent new ways to get around those bullet-proof algorithms!
A picture can be worth a whole lot more than a thousand words!
Everyday we hear about how important it is to protect our data and online identity especially with the dramatic increase in cybercrime percentages and the consequences of being a victim of one of those crimes! We buy firewalls, track erasers, anti-virus applications and more to protect our identity and data from hackers and pirating eyes…but what if the PC or laptop itself is stolen?
Thanks to encryption tools we can now fully encrypt our financial records and important files so that no one—at least theoretically—can access those files and data. I had to say theoretically as nothing in the world is “unbreakable”…what is created by a human can be broken by another human. It’s all about the motive. Only a hacker knows how important it is for the cracker to crack the encrypted file!
Way back in time, even before computers were invented people had to find a way to hide their data from intruders, and this is when steganography, the art of hidden messages and data protection, was invented. Back at this time, one of the most interesting ancient reports of steganography involved tattooing a message…
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With the exception of those who are competing in reality TV shows, who wants to be watched? Who wants to be seen in their most vulnerable and private moments? Who wants to be deprived of his privacy and his freedom to keep things for himself?
Most importantly, who wants to jeopardize his security by unwittingly exposing the things he should be keeping a secret to someone who’s watching from afar?