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moraaz.org - feed all tech! (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
A recently detected flaw in Gmail security could have spammers flooding users with lots of unwelcome messages. Joel Hruska of Ars Technica reports that a study from the Information Security Research Team (INSERT) indicates that there is a rather large security flaw in Gmail that could allow spammers to bypass all of Google’s anti-spam tools. [...]
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Mashable (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
A recently detected flaw in Gmail security could have spammers flooding users with lots of unwelcome messages. Joel Hruska of Ars Technica reports that a study from the Information Security Research Team (INSERT) indicates that there is a rather large security flaw in Gmail that could allow spammers to bypass all of Google’s anti-spam tools. [...]
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Fergie's Tech Blog (Free subscription) | 05/10/2008
Joel Hruska writes on ARS Technica : A recently-discovered flaw in Gmail is capable of turning Google's e-mail service into a highly effective spam machine. According to the Information Security Research Team (INSERT), Gmail is susceptible to a man-in-the-middle attack that allows a spammer to send thousands of bulk e-mails through Google's SMTP service without fear of detection. This attack bypasses...
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Stephen's Lighthouse (Free subscription) | 04/04/2008
I once had wireless internet access on a 20 hour flight to China. It was great! Then never again. So this will make my life easier: FAA clears in-flight WiFi for takeoff on American Airlines By Joel Hruska, April 03, 2008 American Airlines' plans to offer in-flight broadband access across certain transcontinental flights took a major step forward yesterday. Aircell, the airline's in-flight...
