I'm in the Microsoft Security Newsletter

I was just reading the August 2006 Microsoft Security Newsletter and did a double-take. "Hey! Why is my picture in here!" Anyway, I'm MVP of the Month. Hee hee... It includes a link to a short article I wrote on a study I helped do for an organization that was overwhelmed with spam and was evaluating solutions. This is also a promo for a free eBook that I wrote for Realtimepublishers.com and Microsoft called The Tips and Tricks Guide to Secure Messaging.

This was at the bottom of the newsletter. Finally! Just about 8 years later than it should have been!
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