Security webinar spam

[Dave Kahn...]

I've received a couple of e-mails advertising a security "webinar"
that apparently come from Allout Security, and are definitely
commercial in nature. I don't recall agreeing to receive this stuff
from them, and in any case there doesn't seem to be an unsubscribe
option. I'm wondering if they farmed JDEList for e-mail addresses.
Anyone else been getting these?

 

[Terry Duffy]

Yep, me too. Again do noyt know where they have got my details from.

 

[ssolberg]

I've gotten emails from them for quite awhile now but I'm sure it is because I've visited their booth at Collaborate.

"Dave Kahn..." <[email protected]> wrote: I've received a couple of e-mails advertising a security "webinar"
that apparently come from Allout Security, and are definitely
commercial in nature. I don't recall agreeing to receive this stuff
from them, and in any case there doesn't seem to be an unsubscribe
option. I'm wondering if they farmed JDEList for e-mail addresses.
Anyone else been getting these?

Dave...

 

[ekempter]

For clarification:

JDELIST does not share any personal information with any third parties nor do we use any personal information for any purposes beyond those stated in our privacy statement. AllOutSeucurity has not approached JDELIST requesting this information.

 

[Jeff_MontAssoc]

Thanks for the clarification Eric. Though I suspect very few JDE Listers thought you would have provided the contact info.

 

[Dave Kahn...]

I have absolute faith in Eric's integrity, and I did not suspect for a
moment that JDEList had shared information on its subscribers, nor did
I intend to imply that they had. I was wondering, however, whether
e-mail addresses had been harvested from the list without his consent.

I would never deal with a company that behaved in that fashion, nor
would I feel able to recommend their software to my clients.