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Untangle is a Linux-based network gateway with pluggable modules for network applications like spam blocking, web filtering, anti-virus, anti-spyware, intrusion prevention, bandwidth control, captive portal, VPN, firewall, and more. Visit http://untangle.com
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The system is designed to upload phishing emails to a database where they are automatically analyzed and customized reports can be generated. UnMask was developed by ECIT Labs, Dept of Computer Science, FSU. The director of the Lab is Dr. Sudhir Aggarwal. UnMask has substantial on-line help features and should mainly be self-explanatory.
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Create and send SPAM complaints for all of your Junk mail. This is a Thunderbird add-on and Java GUI.
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Penny Post is a system to combat spam emails by making the sender "pay for email" by spending a few seconds of computing time. Outgoing mail is marked with postage stamps that convince the receiver that the sender is genuine.
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An extension for Mozilla Thunderbird which provides a graphical interface for date based message search.
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Spamato is a spam filter system that combines several anti-spam techniques, from which thousands of users benefit. It is available as an add-on for Thunderbird and Outlook, and as a stand-alone proxy for other email clients. IMAP and POP are supported.
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