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Suddenly, spam or phishing emails increased significantly since last week. Are other people aware of the same thing?

For example, a repeated message arrives to check the horoscope of the day from where it seems to specialize in astrology. I have never visited astrology sites, and astrology is not one of my superstitions.

(I know the standard and probably the correct answer to my question: "Why? The standard, probably the correct answer to my question is" because your e-mail is collected and sold).

Looking at these emails in the review group, I have nothing to do with me, or from a stranger email address that seems to be relevant. Some enter the "spam mail" folder. I delete all of them in a few seconds to see what appears on the bulletin board. (In the case of a weird address, delete it completely without even seeing it). Then, when the mail is deleted from the "Ju n-mail" or "Reception Tray" folder, the contents of the "deleted" folder are deleted. (By the way, my ISP is Verizon's AOL, and I'm receiving e-mails using Mac (in my case Mojave) native email client "Mail".)

Is this happening to others, or what happens to me alone?

Former Windows user (Win. 98, XP, 7)? I have been using MacOS since the middle of 2017. Currently, MONTEREY 12. 15 and sometimes Linux (Mint) are also used.

MacBook Pro around mid-2015, 15-inch screen, 16GB 1600 GHz DDR3 RAM, 1 TB SSD, Haswell architecture Intel CPU 4 core 8 thread model i7-4870HQ @ 2. 50GHz. Intel IRIS PRO GPU bus buil t-in, VRAM 1. 5GB, 2880 x 1800 suspicious screens, 2 4-bit color.

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See 31 reply topics Ask Woody Plus October 20, 2020 16:32 #2305791

Since the beginning of the pandemic, I have noticed that the number of domains and servers we are hosting has increased spam and foam spam. I think the domain registration email address is needed to be published, and it has increased by about 1000 % in a few days. In your case, the ISP filtering may have failed. Most servers bounce a really bad spam before hitting the client's spam settings. Also, your account spam settings may be reset by updating or something. I've seen it before. They may want to record complaints and see what they have to say. I pray for good luck!

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Asuku Woody Lauunger October 20, 2020 9:24 PM. #2305859

Start by checking the recently reported incidents related to your email address on HavibeenPowned. com. What kind of AV program and software firewall do you use? Have you checked if the router was hacked?

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October 20, 2020 9:58 #2305868

Saying: Oscar, my AOLMAIL account has been played for 16 years, and has received 30 to 50 "fishing" emails per 24 hours a few months ago. According to Celooafoofbeyond The Blue Verizon, if you return to the paid gold "Membership", you will be able to refuse spam on the reception tray silently. I have already paid a phone call to the consortium and have been paid for many years to AOL using the email address. I just empty it once and proceed to the next ...

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Asuku Woody Lauunger October 20, 2020 11:19 PM. #2305880

We do not use special techniques to prevent spam, but we only keep using powerful passwords on all sites and never reusing passwords.

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Ask Woody Plus October 20, 2020 11:29 PM. #2305885

OSCARCP, (1) Whether your email account was directly infringed by Verizon, or (2) If an address has been obtained from an account on another site that taught the address at the time of registration, the spam suddenly increased for other reasons. The most likely explanation I can think of is (3) visiting a shady site. I'm not sure about the mechanism where this happens, but when I visited a shady site (one of which is one of them) from some people, I suddenly attacked SPAM. I've heard that we started.

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Ask Woody Plus October 21, 2020 12:05 AM. #2305888

Start by checking the recent reports related to your email address on HavibeenPowned. com.

I also accessed the same site https: // haveeibeenpwned. Com/and found that one of my email accounts was involved in White Page violations. I also received this incident notification from Lifelock. I changed my password and sent all spam to the nuisance folder.

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October 21, 2020 12:12 #2305889

Gonetoplaid: "First, let's start by checking cases related to your recent e-mail address on HavibeenPowned. com." Unfortunately, at least I was "stepped on". It was when my personal information was published from the government database, along with the personal information of tens of thousands of other civil servants and government contractors in a painful case. But it's a long time ago, so this may be one of the other things pointed out by you and others (except for the "adult content" website that someone secretly said. It's not a type that pursues that: I hope to die with my chest). WebRoot SecureanyWere is a fairly decent rea l-time AV with a normal shield, including a firewall. The "free version" of MalwareBytes is running scanning, but there is no firewall or other rea l-time shield, so it may compete with Webu t-secure euniwear and other Macs. I'm the most worried

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Ask Woody Plus I also accessed the same site https: // haveibeenpwated. Com/and found that one of my email accounts was involved in white page infringement. I also received this incident notification from Lifelock. I changed my password and sent all spam to the nuisance folder.

MacOS iPados and sometimes SOS

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October 21, 2020 12:12 #2305889

Gonetoplaid: "First, let's start by checking cases related to your recent e-mail address on HavibeenPowned. com." Unfortunately, at least I was "stepped on". It was when my personal information was published from the government database, along with the personal information of tens of thousands of other civil servants and government contractors in a painful case. But it's a long time ago, so this may be one of the other things pointed out by you and others (except for the "adult content" website that someone secretly said. It's not a type that pursues that: I hope to die with my chest). WebRoot SecureanyWere is a fairly decent rea l-time AV with a normal shield, including a firewall. The "free version" of MalwareBytes is running scanning, but there is no firewall or other rea l-time shield, so it may compete with Webu t-secure euniwear and other Macs. I'm the most worried

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October 21, 2020 12:05 AM. #2305888

Start by checking the recent reports related to your email address on HavibeenPowned. com.

I also accessed the same site https: // haveeibeenpwned. Com/and found that one of my email accounts was involved in White Page violations. I also received this incident notification from Lifelock. I changed my password and sent all spam to the nuisance folder.

MacOS iPados and sometimes SOS

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Asuku Woody Lauunger Gonetoplaid: "First, let's start by checking cases related to your recent e-mail address on HavibeenPowned. com." Unfortunately, at least I was "stepped on". It was when my personal information was published from the government database, along with the personal information of tens of thousands of other civil servants and government contractors in a painful case. But it's a long time ago, so this may be one of the other things pointed out by you and others (except for the "adult content" website that someone secretly said. It's not a type that pursues that: I hope to die with my chest). WebRoot SecureanyWere is a fairly decent rea l-time AV with a normal shield, including a firewall. The "free version" of MalwareBytes is running scanning, but there is no firewall or other rea l-time shield, so it may compete with Webu t-secure euniwear and other Macs. I'm the most worried Ask Woody MVP

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My biggest concern is that I may not be properly handling these spam emails (the way I explained at the top of this thread), and that even though I'm really quick to look at the email, decide it's probably spam, and delete it, malware brought by one of them may get through. But a few seconds is thousands of years for a computer....

I remember reading somewhere recently that even just displaying an email with a shaded preview window can reveal alignment to the recipient. I believe the solution to this is to disable HTML in the email and display only plain text. For those who suddenly started receiving spam after visiting adult sites, the spam torrent lasted for a few months, then tapered off to a week or two. Then, after they returned to the site, the spam increased again. (They claimed it was an "experiment" to make sure the site in question was really the source of the problem.)

Asuku Woody Lauunger Cybertooth: Thanks. As for my "experiment" with visiting "adult sites," let me say this! The idea of ​​disabling HTML in the preview window sounds like a good one, assuming I can find a way to do it in my Mac's email client, but okay, there's something worth "experimenting" with!

(I know the standard and probably the correct answer to my question: "Why? The standard, probably the correct answer to my question is" because your e-mail is collected and sold).

October 21, 2020 1:18 am. #2305901

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Ask Woody Plus It was brought up again after I returned to the site in question

Many data, including IP addresses, is provided by the browser. If the list of the email address includes an IP address, it is worth Spamming, therefore, a simple comparison email address. Toast, pole

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Ask Woody Plus But no problem has occurred before that.

It's not that long, at least last year? And there have been many such years ... but the degree of seriousness varies. And in fact, I don't think S/MIME was completely patched ...? This is because it is necessary to refuse valid emails in certain situations or deviate from the specifications of S/MIME. And there is a large organization that requires S/MIME.

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October 21, 2020 1:22 AM. #2305902

Paul_t: "Many data, including IP addresses, can be used away from the browser. If the list of email addresses includes IP addresses, you can identify living email addresses with a simple comparison. It's worth spaming, but no one can do it online. Asuku Woody Lauunger

October 21, 2020 1:52 AM. #2305905

Asuku Woody Lauunger That is the direct reason for increasing spam. Avoiding the acquisition of an email address is not to teach others and is counterproductive. Putting your address and phone number on another person's contact list means that you may be extracted from it. And many emails and other types of social media apps seem to leak them all over. (Spam SMS arrives to the number that only teaches the child teacher)

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Ask Woody Plus "Avoiding the acquisition of an email address is not to teach others, and it is counterproductive." I'm sorry. Ten years ago, I stopped interacting with the Internet or email at all. In particular, I cut off the connection with those who thought BCC was meaningless and stupid. Two months ago, my niece and my husband visited every month. We talked and agreed to exchange emails. We exchanged emails and spam waves rushed. It's redundant! I retired 10 years ago, and as I imagined, I significantly reduced the number of contacts by email. In fact, I don't know what "Brian" is in contact with, and I haven't been CCD for anything, but it's virtually connected with all the people who have been connected for more than 20 years. I know you are. Cheers Princess Moderator Note: edited for content. If you are not in a hurry, please wait.

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October 21, 2020 3:54 PM. #2306085

Recently, I made a big mistake in teaching Wa l-Mart's email address to make an online order. The next day, spam has been flooded, and it has been going on since then. I have deleted it, but I receive a new email every day. My advice is not to teach Wa l-Mart's email address.

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Ask Woody MVP Ask Woody Plus October 21, 2020 1:53 AM. #2305908 That's anxious again. Even if someone wants to do something on the net, no one can do anything.

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Ask Woody Plus Alex, how about giving general emails and browsing unless you send it to a single destination or link to a specific site?

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• October 21, 2020 5:23 #2305933
• In fact, IP and email are very gentle. If the automatic tracking of the external link in the email (also known as the "Remote Content Display") is properly disabled, it will not be found in a normal URL tracker. Also, at least some of the "preview" attacks in the past would be exempted, but not all ... And if you have a connecting system, doing this will reduce the price. Still, at least I haven't paid a fixed IP by connecting a broadband. So whatever the IP I have today may be for another customer of the same ISP tomorrow. Or maybe a few hours later.

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