On 2017 Dec 10 10:35:46, you wrote to me:

 ML>> one should also look closely at links in unexpected emails... that's
 ML>> how we can tell phishing spam... especially when those links are
 ML>> using URL shorteners to hide the real destination...

 CS> If it's tinyurl you can insert preview. before the url starts and see
 CS> where it's leading.

yeah, they're not... generally they're bounding from one shortened URL to
another one and eventually ending up in some dropbox or onedrive but some
of them are also using content delivery network links when they figure out
where they are caching the files... some of this stuff you don't want to
preview at all because it may still lead to driveby infestments ;)

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Do you manage your own servers? If you are not running an IDS/IPS yer doin'
it wrong...
... Like you can have a "guy's weekend" without beer.
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