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That makes the old strategy of letting users find out about attacks through the grapevine less effective. The spam is spreading too rapidly. It makes more sense than ever to send users regular security bulletins—say weekly—warning about new kinds of spam and reminding them to be suspicious of e-mails with attachments or links.
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