Every day, millions of people receive dozens of unsolicited commercial e-mails known popularly as spam. Some users see spam as a minor annoyance, while others are so overwhelmed with spam that they are forced to switch e-mail addresses. The thing that attracts the most spam is the e-mail addresses posted on Web sites or in newsgroups. Some spam is generated through attacks on mail servers, methods that don't rely on the collection of e-mail addresses …showed first 75 words of 409 total…

…showed last 75 words of 409 total…spammer to give even more information about us. Just think if all this is easily done by a few internet bandits, then we can be sure that government agencies can do it just as easily and probably better than them. Whenever we are on the net, our computer can be pinged by anyone with the right software, allowing them access to our computer while we browse the web, which is known as a browser hijack.