You are invited to attend ActiveState's free web seminar on 
"The Spammers' Compendium: Looking at Spammers' Tricks," 
presented by Dr. John Graham-Cumming, a leading researcher 
in the fight against spam.

For more information, scroll down or click here:
http://www.ActiveState.com/webcast/spammerstricks

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Topic:  The Spammers' Compendium: Looking at Spammers' Tricks

Date:   April 29, 2003

Time:   1:00PM EST / 10:00AM PST

Registration:  http://www.ActiveState.com/webcast/spammerstricks

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Most spam now comes in HTML form, and not just because 
spammers want to use color and hyperlinks: HTML gives 
spammers a rich toolbox to obfuscate their message and 
attempt to evade filters. 

This free, 50-minute web seminar looks at a collection of 
spammers tricks, how they are spotted, and what can be 
expected from future spam mutations.

Register Now:
http://www.ActiveState.com/webcast/spammerstricks

More information on ActiveState's web seminar series:
http://www.ActiveState.com/PureMessage/webcasts


We look forward to seeing you online!

ActiveState
http://www.ActiveState.com


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SPEAKER BIO
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Dr. John Graham-Cumming
 
After receiving a PhD in computer security from Oxford 
University, John Graham-Cumming worked for a variety of 
computer hardware and software companies writing 
everything from device drivers to desktop software. 

He is currently a Research Director on ActiveState's Anti-
spam Task Force, with responsibility for applying innovative 
email classification and learning techniques to ActiveState's 
enterprise email filtering software, PureMessage. 

In 2002, John created POPFile, the popular open source 
email classification and anti-spam software, which 
InternetWeek has described as having "the truly 
revolutionary feel of the first web browsers and instant 
message clients." 

John is an accomplished speaker, and has presented at 
the IEEE Computer Security Foundations Workshop, the 
World Wide Web Conference, and most recently at the 
2003 MIT Spam Conference on "The Spammers' Compendium". 
He has published several papers in the mathematical 
foundation of secure computer systems. He programs in Perl, 
C, C++, and Visual Basic. 

John holds a BA and MA in Mathematics and Computation 
and a Doctorate in Computer Security from Oxford University. 


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