Spamer

Spam or it can also be in the form of junk mail is a form of electronic message system protection for sending advertising news and other purposes en masse. Generally, spam displays news continuously without being requested and is often not accepted by the recipient. Ultimately, spam can cause inconvenience to website users. People who create electronic spam are called spammers. The spam problem at ITB can be divided into two, spam that enters the user's Inbox and user accounts that are misused by spammers to send spam. In this case spammers will usually try to guess your email user and password to be able to send spam from your account. If this happens, the effect will be very bad for your account and the reputation of the ITB network as a whole. If your account has been proven to be sending spam, mailadm will blacklist your email address and send a notification to your domain's Mail Administrator. For you as an End User, the prevention is to use a strong user and password combination. For you as a Mail Administrator at a faculty/prodi/directorate, here are some of the causes of spam and tips for dealing with it There are several possible causes of spam.

This meme is now more relevant than ever as we are almost at 10,000 users…

Calling all BULBers - please help out the platform by reporting any spammy comments, low quality posts and suspicious behaviours. This will help the BULB Support team, BULB Moderators and BULB Official to clean up the platform and preserve the community as a highly intellectual, open and collaborative community


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Remember, BULB supports Report-to-Earn and by using just 2 energy, you can earn up to 10 points if your reported post or comment is actually taken down by Moderators! ONLY successful take-downs will generate points, so that false reporters that report genuine posts and comments won’t earn a dime