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SPIM

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SPIM
(SPam Instant Messaging) Unsolicited advertising appearing in instant messages. SPIM is even more annoying than spam. Unlike e-mail ads, which can often be relegated to a junk folder in the user's e-mail program, a SPIM ad pops up on screen whenever it is sent. See spam and SPIT.


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Viruses, Spim, Spam, Trojans, Spyware & Phishing Security' aims to explore the progressively sophisticated techniques used by cyber criminals and how to combat and reduce these threats.
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