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package forwarding services, 229–231
paranoia, 140
passport, in real-world scam baiting example, 245, 246–247
payment methods, 128–129
PayPal, 129, 133–135
perfect spam message example, 312–318
personal names, 88–89, 358
PGP (Pretty Good Privacy), 176–177, 183
PhatBot, 43–46
phishing
advance fee payment scams, 238–242
for bank accounts and credit cards, 231–238
419 scams, 238–254, 363
fraudulent charity donations, 237–238
vs. legitimate spam, 228–229
pirated software, 360
pixel size, 195
plaintext encoding
vs. HTML, 103–104
and Microsoft Outlook, 104
pros and cons, 103–104
pornography
becoming reseller, 18–21
billing sites, 19
as early spam product, 15
finding targets for spam, 363–364
poor return for spammers, 132
in sample scenario for generating and sending spam, 18–21
size of market, 19
trial Web site signups, 19–20
viewing e-mail results, 23–26
writing sales e-mail, 21–27
Pretty Good Privacy (PGP), 176–177, 183
privacy agreement, MSN, 92–94
profits, 130–132
proxy servers
defined, 32
evading spam filters, 172–173
finding, 35–36
free sites, 34
gaining access to, 33–35
legal aspects, 272, 277
open or insecure, 22, 35, 156, 189
overview, 32–35
role in sending spam, 32–36
Socks protocol, 7, 8, 32
testing, 310, 311, 314
vs. Trojans and Botnets, 42, 47
vs. wireless, 42, 47
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