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This updated guide examines Email: Dangerous Trojan Attacks Yahoo Mail and Hotmail and organizes the essential facts, background, and practical takeaways in clear American English.
E-mail service is always the "target" of dangerous Trojans.
The most bizarre thing about this incident is the way that Trojan horse creates mail addresses even though both Yahoo and Hotmail services are protected by visual captchas technology (visual validation image). These security tools require users to log in the password displayed in the form of images, so creating a script that can bypass this protection barrier is not easy. If an intruder has the ability to build a software solution that can overcome visual captchas, it is clear that our computer is under threat without any means of defense. However, users are advised to use complex passwords and avoid opening unsolicited messages sent to your inbox. In addition, you can use an effective anti-spam program to protect your account as well as avoid publishing email addresses to public websites because intruders can use it for spam purpose. According to recent reports, your email address will not be suspended as Yahoo Mail and Hotmail are rapidly closing dangerous email addresses to prevent spam. Nguyen Nam
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