IT News, Canada - July 25, 2002 - Computer Collaborative, a publisher of an online news report for women is reaching news reporting agencies to alert parents worldwide about the new potential terrorist threats that may soon be reaching many homes . We believe junk mailers will attempt to spread fear through out the country by exploiting our nation's children who are the most vulnerable and the prime targets, according to Computer Collaborative spokesman Shahab.

"Following the terrorist attacks of September 11th, - Computer Collaborative has joined hands with volunteer developers and programmers to develop a new family safe e-mail messaging system to prevent all unauthorized e-mails from reaching inboxes of concerned families. This objective is being achieved by eliminating the use of standard e-mail addresses. Instead, the user selects a confidential screen name ( nickname ) for sending and receiving all e-mail. Without an e-mail address to send to, junk-mailers have no way to reach the computers of their intended targets.

We believe we can also block all viruses without completely shutting down Internet communications, as has been suggested as one possibility," Computer Collaborative spokesman Shahab. We have to take measures to thwart them at every turn," he said.

• How an unrestricted e-mail communication can cause major damages to children and many financial institutions worldwide.
• What is the connection between unrestricted e-mail and
  today's rash of school violence.
• Which details online predators know about children
  that their parents don't.
• How most online crime take place and how it can be
  monitored and contained electronically.
• When to start talking to your child about the dangers online
  (it's earlier than you think).
• Why we believe many terrorist may pursue the idea
  of attempting to spread fear through online communication.
  
  Contact: news@MeriEmail.com