Computer Associates on Thursday added a consumer antispam product to its eTrust family of security products. The eTrust Anti-Spam software blocks unwanted e-mail and is available online and at retailers for about $30, the company said.
eTrust Anti-Spam includes common features, such as white lists for approved senders and support for digital signatures to verify authenticity of messages. The product also lets users activate a challenge and response tool to confirm that senders of mail flagged as spam are real people and not automated spam robots, CA said in a statement.
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