[original posting snipped up with crooked scissors] cnn.com has similar stuff with their mailing lists. The best part about their lists is that they require no 'approval' of joining the list - they just start sending you mails. Always great coming back from a holiday just to see your mailbox flooded with a few hundred mails. useless side note: cnn is completely unresponsive to requests like 'what ip submitted the ´join´ request' 'please block my address from your list' etc. - perhaps one should just ignore mails from cnn.com - but perhaps the president will contact me one day when he's at cnn :) -Knud > -----Original Message----- > From: E M [mailto:rdnktrk@hotmail.com] > Sent: 6. februar 2002 01:16 > To: bugtraq@securityfocus.com > While Intel requires you to login to modify account > information, it does not > require you to login to remove your e-mail (or any e-mail) > from its mailing > list database. > > .: Example :. > > To Remove someone@domain.com > http://intel.m0.net/m/u/ien/i.asp?e=someone%40domain.com > > > Removal of users from Mailing List without authorization. > - Low > > > An oversight which should be resolved by requiring login prior to > unsubscription from the list.
