Security Catalyst 16 (Protecting Your Cell, AOL to charge for spam?)
Posted by Michael Santarcangelo on February 9, 2006 · Leave a Comment 
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It’s been a slow week for security – which could be the calm before another storm. Join us this week as a listener shares some insights on how to protect your cell phone number (and takes it to the telemarketers), we discuss AOL’s plan to charge for sending emails to AOL subscribers, and we examine if we cried wolf during kama sutra, or averted a disaster. I also introduce a new project I am working on and ask for some help.
Links and Information
Here are some notes and links from the show today:
Jim’s Site: TCPA-Violating Telemarketing Calls and Faxes and Lawsuits
Email Address Harvesting: How Spammers Reap What You Sow
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Michael connects with people, shifts their thinking and creates situations where individuals are naturally inspired to change their behaviors. As a bridge between technology and the user experience, Michael focuses on the positive – acknowledging the good work of the users, amplifying their actions and revealing to them they have the power – and the responsibility – to act to protect information. With wit and clarity, he freely shares unique insights, innovative approaches and effective solutions that are informed by both experience and research.
