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Recently, I've noticed a trend towards spam postings that are free of any external link but advertise a product without disclosure. These techniques evade normal spam detection mechanisms and techniques by eliminating the link and relying on the reader to search for the program in question, but are nonetheless spam.

• Batch Renaming files (and possibly switching parts of the name)
• How to recover data in formatted hard disk and already installed a new OS
• Automatic drive backups
• Blocking specific websites from browser (PC and phone) while preventing myself from unblocking them without content of others

How do we effectively identify and respond to these posts?

Recently, I've noticed a trend towards spam postings that are free of any external link but advertise a product without disclosure. These techniques evade normal spam detection mechanisms and techniques by eliminating the link and relying on the reader to search for the program in question, but are nonetheless spam.

• Batch Renaming files (and possibly switching parts of the name)
• How to recover data in formatted hard disk and already installed a new OS
• Automatic drive backups
• Blocking specific websites from browser (PC and phone) while preventing myself from unblocking them without content of others

How do we effectively identify and respond to these posts?

Recently, I've noticed a trend towards spam postings that are free of any external link but advertise a product without disclosure. These techniques evade normal spam detection mechanisms and techniques by eliminating the link and relying on the reader to search for the program in question, but are nonetheless spam.

• Batch Renaming files (and possibly switching parts of the name)
• How to recover data in formatted hard disk and already installed a new OS
• Automatic drive backups
• Blocking specific websites from browser (PC and phone) while preventing myself from unblocking them without content of others

How do we effectively identify and respond to these posts?

Recently, I've noticed a trend towards spam postings that are free of any external link but advertise a product without disclosure. These techniques evade normal spam detection mechanisms and techniques by eliminating the link and relying on the reader to search for the program in question, but are nonetheless spam.

• Batch Renaming files (and possibly switching parts of the name)
• How to recover data in formatted hard disk and already installed a new OS
• Automatic drive backups
• Blocking specific websites from browser (PC and phone) while preventing myself from unblocking them without content of others

How do we effectively identify and respond to these posts?

Recently, I've noticed a trend towards spam postings that are free of any external link but advertise a product without disclosure. These techniques evade normal spam detection mechanisms by eliminating the link and relying on the reader to search for the program in question, but are nonetheless spam.

• Batch Renaming files (and possibly switching parts of the name)
• How to recover data in formatted hard disk and already installed a new OS
• Automatic drive backups
• Blocking specific websites from browser (PC and phone) while preventing myself from unblocking them without content of others

How do we effectively identify and respond to these posts?

Recently, I've noticed a trend towards spam postings that are free of any external link but advertise a product without disclosure. These techniques evade normal spam detection mechanisms and techniques by eliminating the link and relying on the reader to search for the program in question, but are nonetheless spam.

• Batch Renaming files (and possibly switching parts of the name)
• How to recover data in formatted hard disk and already installed a new OS
• Automatic drive backups
• Blocking specific websites from browser (PC and phone) while preventing myself from unblocking them without content of others

How do we effectively identify and respond to these posts?