Bacn is a term used to distinguish bulk email that is expected by the recipient, such as regular newsletters, mailing lists etc., from 'ham', genuine email, and spam, completely unwanted email.
Spam filters often have difficulty classifying bacn, as its mass nature makes it hard to distinguish from spam.
The Japanese government is reported to have commissioned a 'defensive virus'. Is 'defensive' malware ever a good idea? Leave a comment View 11 comments
VB2012
VB2012 will take place 26 - 28 September 2012 at the Fairmont Dallas hotel, Dallas, TX, USA.