[epub] 1 more reason why Cantu doesn't like html email - its ability to enable senders to spy on you

["Cantu from HumorMall.com" <HumorHelper@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

February 5, 2001

A Trick to Snoop on E-Mail
By AMY HARMON

For those still harboring the illusion that e-mail
exchanges are private, a watchdog group has uncovered
a new trick that enables someone to essentially bug an
e-mail message so that the spy would be privy to any
comments that a recipient might add as the message is
forwarded to others or sent back and forth.

The maneuver does not take advantage of any security
flaw in e-mail software. It is simply one feature of a
fancier and increasingly common form of e-mail known
as HTML mail, which enables users to send and receive
e-mail messages that look and act like a Web page. 

Read rest of article here:

http://partners.nytimes.com/2001/02/05/technology/05JAVA.html

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Market and Sell Products and Services While Sitting at
Home. Tom Antion is no techie, but he's discovered how
to use his computer to keep speaking engagements and
money rolling in siting at home with his feet up.
http://www.antion.com/t.cgi/102055/buttcamp.htm



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