This articles explains how spammers cook up a spam message. This includes all the ingredients and directions on how they cook the ultimate spam delicacy!

Ingredients:
A complete and total lack of ethics
A good-sized serving of greed
One bushel of unnecessary products
One large cup of business ruthlessness
A dash of familiarity with spam filters
Several packages of innocent victims

Cooking Instructions:
The most important step in preparing the perfect spam is sanitization. Be sure to scrub all traces of decency and ethical behavior from yourself before attempting this recipe, as any leftover honesty or integrity will result in sub-par spam.

Online backup is growing in popularity as an easy, safe, and inexpensive part of businesses’ disaster recovery plans. Before implementing such a program, you need to be sure that your backup provider offers a secure environment for your data.

128-bit Secure Socket Layer

When you connect to the remote backup server over the internet, you are sending your data over the largest public network ever created. It’s like shouting sensitive company information across a crowded restaurant.

However that doesn’t mean your data is unsafe as long as the connection is through an encrypted channel. The standard for internet encryption is the Secure Sockets Layer (SSL).