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Complaint rate is the rate a subscriber marks an email as spam.
A complaint rate is calculated by taking the total number of complaints and dividing it by the total
number of recipients. Your goal should be to keep your
complaint rate no higher than 0.1 percent. Conditional content, also known as Dynamic Content,
allows you to display different text, visuals, or calls to action within an email to
certain people. Content can change based on subscriber data and behaviors.
Tags can be used to identify different groups of people and display alternate content within a single email message.
Confirmed opt-in, also known as verified opt-in or sometimes double opt-in,
means that a recipient (your subscriber) has verifiably confirmed permission for
the address to be included on your specific mailing list.
By confirming (clicking the link in this message) a subscriber has given you expressed permission to send messages to their address.
Conversion rate is a desired action taken by the recipient of your email or website.
How Computer Get Internet Threats? Unauthorized access is a
big risk for your computer. If your computer is not properly
secured it is exposed to threats. For example, you may be visiting a website and
all of the sudden a small popup window appears with a message which look like a useful
information and will tell you to click on "yes".
As soon as you click on "yes" some thing will
be installed on your computer quickly. There are two types of Internet services
that ISP (Internet Service Provider) provides.
They are dialup and cable or DSL services.
The dialup is a slow and low cost but less security threat.
Cable or DSL is a fast Internet and more security threat if the computer is not protected properly.
Anyone can easily transfer viruses or install any software for their own purposes.
The best defense is turn off your computer if you are not using it or if possible connect
to Internet on demand and disconnect when you are
done with it.
Emergency workers rescued many more soaked and frightened people in southeast Texas
on Tuesday as floodwaters continued to rise and officials counseled patience, warning that conditions would not improve soon. The slow-moving,
record-shattering tropical storm Harvey battered the region for a sixth straight day and began to move into southwest Louisiana, where it
made its second landfall early Wednesday morning.
With hundreds of thousands of people under evacuation orders, shelters
in Houston filled to bursting with people who craved some news about the safety of their loved ones and the state of their homes.
For now, the city’s focus “will continue to be on rescue,” and not on damage assessment - much less
recovery - Houston’s mayor, Sylvester Turner, said at a news conference.
• The storm made its second landfall just west of Cameron, La., the National Hurricane Center said at 4 a.m.
Wednesday. Harvey was expected to move northeast, gradually
weakening and becoming a tropical depression by Wednesday night.
The PIN doesn’t have to be numeric-it can include letters and other symbols too-one might even call
it a password if the aim of FIDO wasn’t to replace passwords.
But, whatever you call it, it is stronger than typical password authentication because the
secret is only sent to the security key, so it can’t leak from some far away password database, and the security key can enforce a limited number of attempts to guess it.
Some security keys do user verification in other ways.
They can incorporate a fingerprint reader, or they can have an integrated PIN pad for more
secure PIN entry. FIDO2 replaces AppIDs with “relying party IDs” (RP IDs).
AppIDs were URLs, but RP IDs are bare domain names.
But otherwise, RP IDs serve the same purpose as
AppIDs did in CTAP1. We only briefly covered the rules for which websites can set which AppIDs before
because AppIDs are obsolete, but it’s worth
covering the rules for RP IDs in detail because of how important they are in deployments.
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