Spam Campaign (theoretical concept)

A spam campaign refers to a coordinated effort to send unsolicited messages, often through email, to a large number of recipients. These messages typically promote products, services, or scams, and are designed to bypass spam filters to reach inboxes. The aim is usually to deceive recipients into clicking links, providing personal information, or making purchases. Spam campaigns take advantage of the internet's broad reach, and they can be both a nuisance and a security risk, as they often contain malware or phishing attempts. It’s important for users to stay vigilant and recognize these tactics.