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SPAMfighter launched a revolutionary filter today that can stop these annoyingimage-based spam messages.
The technology took six months to develop, and is extremely effective. When aSPAMfighter user reports a spam message containing an image, the image is analysedand a "DNA" identifier  a unique profile of the image  is sent to the SPAMfighterServer, which checks to see whether other users have reported the same image asspam. If so, the message containing the image is blocked for all other SPAMfighterusers.
"We are very proud to have solved a problem that is causing great difficulty for allour competitors. It is simply Danish research at its best," says Martin Thorborg,co-founder of SPAMfighter. "The technology will benefit our more than one millionusers worldwide, and help us gain an even larger share of the security market."
SPAMfighter draws its power from the fact that 1.2 million users report spam as theyreceive it, with a single click. Once several users have reported the same spammessage, it is automatically filtered for all other users. The result is that 98 percent of all spam is filtered out before it reaches any given user.
For more information, contact SPAMfighter ApS, Rovsingsgade 88, DK-2200 CopenhagenN, Denmark. Phone: +45 7022 1551 Fax (Europe): +45 3323 0376 Fax (USA) +1 (347)341-4657 Internet: http://www.spamfighter.com/ Email: info@spamfighter.com.
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SPAMfighter is EuropeÂ's leading spam filter developer. The Danish company is ownedby the founders of Jubii.dk, Henrik SÃ rensen and Martin Thorborg, together with twoprogrammers, Daniel Hjortholt and Martin Dyring. SPAMfighter employs 17 people andis based in Copenhagen. SPAMfighter is debt-free and is 100 per cent financed byincome from the sale of the SPAMfighter client. Each day, SPAMfighter removes 3million spam messages from 4 million tested emails received by one million users in207 countries/regions.
Spammers are getting more and more sophisticated, and one of the tricks that isgaining ground is writing spam text in an image. Since spam filters cannot "read"text in images and therefore cannot block such messages, spammers have been freelyable to spread their messages about drugs and cheap loans, etc. But not any more.
SPAMfighter launched a revolutionary filter today that can stop these annoyingimage-based spam messages.
The technology took six months to develop, and is extremely effective. When aSPAMfighter user reports a spam message containing an image, the image is analysedand a "DNA" identifier  a unique profile of the image  is sent to the SPAMfighterServer, which checks to see whether other users have reported the same image asspam. If so, the message containing the image is blocked for all other SPAMfighterusers.
"We are very proud to have solved a problem that is causing great difficulty for allour competitors. It is simply Danish research at its best," says Martin Thorborg,co-founder of SPAMfighter. "The technology will benefit our more than one millionusers worldwide, and help us gain an even larger share of the security market."
SPAMfighter draws its power from the fact that 1.2 million users report spam as theyreceive it, with a single click. Once several users have reported the same spammessage, it is automatically filtered for all other users. The result is that 98 percent of all spam is filtered out before it reaches any given user.
For more information, contact SPAMfighter ApS, Rovsingsgade 88, DK-2200 CopenhagenN, Denmark. Phone: +45 7022 1551 Fax (Europe): +45 3323 0376 Fax (USA) +1 (347)341-4657 Internet: http://www.spamfighter.com/ Email: info@spamfighter.com.
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SPAMfighter is EuropeÂ's leading spam filter developer. The Danish company is ownedby the founders of Jubii.dk, Henrik SÃ rensen and Martin Thorborg, together with twoprogrammers, Daniel Hjortholt and Martin Dyring. SPAMfighter employs 17 people andis based in Copenhagen. SPAMfighter is debt-free and is 100 per cent financed byincome from the sale of the SPAMfighter client. Each day, SPAMfighter removes 3million spam messages from 4 million tested emails received by one million users in207 countries/regions.
