spam listening

When you listen a song over and over again!

Spam Listening

by Stormx00 April 8, 2015

kunai spam

The act of spamming kunai on Naruto to Boruto Shinobi Striker

D: Your using Tobirama?
O: Yeah I’m about to kunai spam the enemy team

by Whyyewcappin November 23, 2021

Table Spam

All that space-taking crap you find on tables at restaurants--extra drink menus, desert menus, weekly specials menus, Direct TV ads. . .

"Move this damn table spam, I need room for my platter of bottomless chicken wings."

by SaladFork May 13, 2013

Tina spammed

When you spam your friend or colleague with GIFS of Tina from Bob’s Burgers

“Dude, I just Tina spammed you.”
“Ugh, it used all my data.”

by mckat January 24, 2018

e-spam

Emotional Spam, or e-spam, are e-mails without any relevant information, designed to propagate silly emotional messages, usualy to many people at once. Also known as Non-Profit Spam, or NPS

oh, how cute, a cat playing the piano... I hate e-spam

by bunytou February 18, 2011

cock spam

Random and obnoxious emails advertising penis enlargements that begin showing up in your inbox after visiting a porn site you knew you shouldn't have. Hard to filter because they were sent from an absurd address from a country with an abbreviation you never heard of before. Require awkward explanations to anyone looking over your shoulder while you check your email.

Girlfriend: What's that email about?
Guy: uh, just some stupid cock spam that I keep getting after I downloaded this thing for a project at work.

by Cashbar May 13, 2015

mal-spam

Mal-spam (or perhaps malspam) describes all forms of malicious spam sent with malicious intent. Mal-spam includes: phishing, spear-phishing, whaling, baiting, pretexting, among others.

- Payloads can include: Malicious attachments, links to malicious web pages, enticements to perform transactions, ransomware, key loggers, etc.
- Bad things that can happen: man-in-the-middle attacks (woman-in-the-middle attacks too), network compromise, zombie botnets, insertion of zero-day exploits, viruses, trojan horses, rootkits, backdoors, job scams and other scams and code with malicious intent.
- Mal-spam can be hard to spot due to: Sender address spoofing, content that replicates legitimate senders, etc.

Be especially careful to avoid mal-spam, it can really mess up your day. Better off to just delete it. Certainly don't click any links or open attachments.

by PooderHound January 30, 2019