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One gets used to spam of course. But I find this one deeply sinister:
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Here's a nasty piece of spam I received
One gets used to spam of course. But I find this one deeply sinister:
This is followed by a website and a gmail address which I will not give here. If this is genuine, it seems to me almost worse than if it is just a scam to get money out of people. How widespread is this kind of thing?Code:Spyware, Password Cracker, and More! Order the KGB keylogger now for just $20
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Not so much as in the form of spam, but there is a pretty prospering industry selling surveillance products. Maybe not the private users, but larger companies or governments are their costumers.
Originally Posted by hazel 
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