Newsgroup spam

Newsgroup spam is a type of spam where the targets are Usenet newsgroups.

Spamming of Usenet newsgroups actually pre-dates e-mail spam. The first widely recognized Usenet spam (though not the most famous) was posted on 18 January 1994 by Clarence L. Thomas IV, a sysadmin at Andrews University.^[1][2] Entitled "Global Alert for All: Jesus is Coming Soon",^[3] it was a fundamentalist religious tract claiming that "this world's history is coming to a climax." The newsgroup posting bot Serdar Argic also appeared in early 1994, posting tens of thousands of messages to various newsgroups, consisting of identical copies of a political screed relating to the Armenian Genocide.

The first commercial Usenet spam,^[4][2] and the one which is often (mistakenly) claimed to be the first Usenet spam of any sort, was an advertisement for legal services entitled "Green Card Lottery - Final One?".^[5] It was posted in April 1994 by Arizona lawyers Laurence Canter and Martha Siegel, and hawked legal representation for United States immigrants seeking papers ("green cards").

Messenger Spam

A common question we see is what is all the inbound traffic on UDP Port 1026, 1027, 1028, 1029 etc.  Typically this is Messenger Spam.  So what is Messenger Spam, to answer that first you have to understand what the Messenger Service is.  The Messenger Service was original meant as a way for System Administrators and remote devices to send Alert messages to connected systems.  So for example if an Administrator was going to take a server off-line, they could use the Messenger Service to alert all their users as to the impending outage, or a network printer could send a message to user about being out of paper.  The messenger service exists by default on all Windows systems from Windows NT on up (Note Windows 95, 98, and ME didn't have a Messenger Service by default), but since the release of Windows XP SP2 the Messenger Service has been disabled.  Spammers discovered Messenger Service several years ago and started using Messenger Service's intrusive messages (remember it was an alert service so the messages were designed to be intrusive and by that I mean they pop to the front and don't go away until acknowledged), as a form of unsolicited advertising.

What is spam?

Spam is an advertisement massage sent to email without permission from the recipient. Most of the spam made for commercial advertisement are usually suspicious or presentations work to get money quickly or an illegal service. senders cost less to send. But the most of cost will fall mostly on the email recipient.
When you receive email had the title as " Make Money from Home" or "?XXX Hot SEXXXY Girls" from unknown people. Of course, you don't want to receive these emails, because it will make you to lost time ,costs, bandwidth and hardisk space for downloading these email to read although there is no way to get rid of these emails up to hundred percent. Purpose is most senders want to send goods or services ads of their companies. This is one type of spam that not only makes the recipient feel annoyed and time consuming to removal of these messages. In addition, spam still decreases the internet data transport efficiency . The other of spam from this  are Messenger spam. News Group spam, blogs spam and SM S. spam.

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