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A steganographic channel I have long thought is under appreciated is
spam. I guess the flaw here is the real senders of spam seem to be
pretty few (I see it come in in batches, some one person pushed a
button, I see the results, not a lot of little mom-and-pop retail
spam senders). Also, unfortunately to the spies, gmail does such a
good job of filtering spam that who sees all that spam anymore? <br>
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Twitter also seems an interesting one-to-many channel. But I guess
that depends on Twittter not letting the TLAs into their network,
and not letting them carefully monitor all the comings and goings.<br>
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-kb, the Kent runs his own e-mail server, so all his spam does make
it all the way to his computer--he doesn't know how the rest live in
the luxury of gmail.<br>
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P.S. I am convinced there are only a few big spammers, "Who will
rid me of this troublesome priest?", is a quote that comes to
mind...
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