Re: Spam cube

[Drsolly <drsollyp () drsolly com>]

On Mon, 6 Mar 2006, Predrag Ivanovic wrote:

> End of spam.Again.
> Found on engadget[1]
> -----
> We're used to seeing a bit of plug-and-play hardware firewall protection, but spam
> and virus protection usually takes some fiddling around with software and a bit of our
> precious computerly resources. Well, Spam Cube hopes bring the hurt on
> spam, viruses (email ones at least), and phishing with a new box that
> stands between you and your broadband modem, flagging or deleting
> email messages before they get to your Mac or PC's mail program.
> Spam protection is free, but for the "Security OnDemand" services
> you'll have to fork over $52 a year. The Spam Cube goes for $150, comes
> in many colors (hows about a blue/yellow and pink edition?), and should be available in a month or so.

Does it go after my router and before my firewall, or after the firewall 
and before the big switching hub, or do I put it before (or after?) my 
email server?



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