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The increase of Spam drains E-Mail resources and causes annoyance to users all over the globe. Since 2003 many Anti-Spam laws have taken effect. However no previous technical or legal efforts to eliminate spam have proven effective. Moreover, BOX Solutions, an established expert in enterprise-level E-Mail systems, launched “SpamTrap” anti-spam technology with its innovative E-Mail Behavior Analysis Technology to collect Mail Transmission Data, identify spam behavior, and deterministically analyze incoming messages at the MTA layer deterministically. BOX SpamTrap identifies the behavior of spam messages with a high level of precision through detailed analysis of E-Mail Communication Protocol information and by validating Mail Envelop/Header information at the MTA stage. With easy management and effective, accurate filtering BOX Solutions SpamTrap has received waves of customer appreciation; more than 1,000 customers in Asian-Pacific countries, including NEC Taiwan, Allianze President Group Taiwan, ZyXEL Communications Inc., EVERGREEN MARINE CORP., Chunghwa Picture Tubes LTD, China Steel Corporation Steel Industry, and AmTran Technologies, enjoy spam-free E-Mail Services through the innovative technology provided BOX Solutions. The SpamTrap development team has thoroughly researched spam communication patterns. Typical categories of spam include: bulk e-mail, which uses computer programs to gather large numbers of electronic mail addresses on an automated basis from internet websites or online services; illegitimate e-mail, which uses relay or retransmission through unauthorized access to send messages; anonymous e-mail, which intentionally hides the source and transmission data of messages; and forged e-mail, which intentionally disguises the source and transmission data of messages. Furthermore, the retrieval of Mail Transmission Data, which is only 3-10 KB in size, requires very little system resources or bandwidth. With default configurations, BOX Solutions is able to provide a blocking rate of greater than 95% and a misjudgement rate of less than 1%.
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