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Old Oct 9, 2007, 05:11 AM   #1
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YouTube Invitations Used to Bypass Spam Filters
Source: Tech-Ex
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I must admit this is clever and rather straight-forward. According to an alert posted by Sophos, spammers are using YouTube’s “Invite a friend” service to send out ad-laden emails. They slip right by spam filters because they originate from YouTube and have the source address of service@youtube.com.
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