Kingsley Internet

05 Dec, 2005

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01 Dec, 2005

Using the Kingsley-provided INS file, dialup users can quickly re-/install their dialup connections with a few clicks of a mouse. (More)

23 Nov, 2005

A new round of spoofed mails are circulating the Internet, the evidence of which is currently mostly DSNs (delivery status notifications) for messages the recipients didn't actually send.  (More)

02 Nov, 2005

Another round of spoofed emails is circulating the Internet again.

These mails claim to come from Standard Bank, and the email address seems to be legitimate, but is most likely a "phishing" attempt.
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11 Oct, 2005

We have received the following notice from SAIX. All customers sending mail via SAIX's backbone will be affected.

Should you require more information regarding this issue, feel free to contact our technical support department.




SAIX Network Notice Update
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Reference ID : STT000000004335
Failure Type : Information
Problem Description : Ammendments Saix SMTP Mail
Impact : Saix SMTP Mail Usage
Time Down : 24 Oct, 2005 at 00:00:00 (SAT)
Time Up : None
Sites : Saix SMTP
Services Affected : Saix SMTP
Update Description : Ammendments to the SAIX SMTP Mail Usage Policy

Policy Ratelimiting will be implemented on the SAIX SMTP servers to limit and manage the inflow of email relay traffic. This will be
phased in from 24 October 2005 and the following restrictions will apply:
- Limit the number of messages to less than 360 per hour. (This limit counts all the recipient addresses as a message, thus a message with 10 recipients will count as 10 messages).
- Limit the total message volume to 250 Mega Bytes per hour.
- When one of the above limits is exceeded, a block will be applied to the offending source address for the remainder of the hour.

The amended policy is required to curb the small percentage of users sending in excess of 9600 mails per day.

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29 Sep, 2005

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19 Sep, 2005

Once again, the Net is being flooded with spoofed emails claiming to originate from a party the recipient knows.

If you receive an email that claims to come from Kingsley or your own domain with Kingsley, please delete it immediately (or forward it to our support as an attachment), as the likelihood is it either contains something malicious that has yet to be added to anti-virus scanners and content filters, or it links to something similar.

In general, you should never open any mail that you did not expect or of which the sender is unknown to you.

Kingsley technologies will NEVER send you a mail regarding account cancellation that asks you to click on a link or open an attachment. Furthermore, all such emails would only originate from ACCOUNTS _AT_ KINGSLEY _DOT_ CO _DOT_ ZA. If any mail arrives from any other address claiming to have information regarding your account or cancellation, it is a spoofed email.

Please refer to the following historical articles regarding this menace:

URGENT SECURITY NOTICE
UPDATE ON SPAM/VIRUS FLOOD
NEW VIRUS FLOOD
EMAIL ADDRESS SPOOFING


If you have been unfortunate enough to download a file / open an attachment from one of these mails, please immediately run a full system scan with your anti-virus software of choice, and as soon as feasible, update your virus definitions for same.

Should you have any further queries, please don't hesitate to contact our technical support staff.
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07 Sep, 2005

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01 Sep, 2005

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18 Aug, 2005

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18 Aug, 2005

http://www.sahrc.org.za/sahrc_cms/publish/cat_index_30.shtml
Companies have till 1 September to submit, we have included local links for finding more information.

16 Aug, 2005

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16 Aug, 2005

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02 Aug, 2005

There appears to be a new surge of viruses beginning to spread around the Internet.

Should you receive ANY mail claiming to be from Kingsley, asking you to open an
attachment, delete it immediately.

For historical information regarding this issue, please see: http://forum.kingsley.co.za/index.php?op=ViewArticle&articleId=64&blogId=1
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04 Jul, 2005

Special offer for only R50.00 including VAT each excluding postage.
Easy to use - adds as a keychain.
Contact simsaver@iplus.co.za
Tel 021 7620276

- Compact and Light-weight
- Easy to Operate and Very Cost Effective
- Backs-up and Restores Phonebook Data from SIM Card
- Memory: 8KB (250 Phone Records Storage)
- Supports Data Exchange Amongst Different SIM Cards
- Device Independent, No PC or PDA Required

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