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The Unsent Project came out of a place of processing my own experience with my first love. I wanted to connect with other people and learn about their experiences. I honestly had no idea that it was a concept that would resonate with so many people. It felt wonderful to be able to give other people a place where they could express themselves ...
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Phishing messages, on the other hand, almost always include a link. You don't need to be a math whiz to figure out that the odds are in favor of any text message with a link in it being a scam ...
Project Honey Pot is a web-based honeypot network operated by Unspam Technologies, Inc. [1] It uses software embedded in web sites. It collects information about the IP addresses used when harvesting e-mail addresses in spam, bulk mailing, and other e-mail fraud. The project solicits the donation of unused MX entries from domain owners.
After her graduation, Dugan launched the You-Are-Loved Chalk Message Project as a national suicide prevention awareness campaign for LGBTQ college students. [4] The project was a recognized, annual event observed by universities [1] [5] across America. [6] [7] [8]