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The company was well known amongst the web development industry, as it was often referenced at colleges and universities.

You can easily verify by simply logging all data in/out of your network that the monitor is connected to and seeing if there is any unexpected traffic etc.

Some manufacturers are known to have added backdoors or methods to access data on remote devices but the internet community love tearing things apart, dumping firmware etc to see how things work and someone ends finding it in the end.

Not that it's the correct way of thinking, but if you have anything actually worth capturing in that respect and you believe you're being watched, you'd need to findn alternative ways to access it.

When setting up the service, account owners are required to setup DNS records that authorise the service providers SMTP server to send on behalf of mycompanydomain so that the emails don't get rejected or end up in the spam folder.

The only issues is that if people know this, they could simply flood the internet etc with fake information and if used, it could skew the results.

Recaptcha suffered from this in the early days when people found the first word was the control (known) word and the second was the word they wanted to convert to text.

People then started putting the same offensive word in for the second word, which was accepted and is likely to have affected the results.

This way, you can keep it open and dip into whatever you need to but you'll not be swamped with millions of notifications.

I'd also go through all channels etc and mute or leave channels you're not actually required in any more.

The previous developers done a great job of documenting and structuring the system in a way that made it easy for me to migrate it onto something maintainable.

If there was enough developers floating around to make it viable to maintain in ColdFusion it would still be going now and doing a great job too!

D'oh, I couldn't read the article as it was throwing a 500 error but now it's working I see that they highlighted this.

It can be anything from trigger words in the subject/content to the email being image heavy etc.

Usually checking the headers of the email when it's been sent to spam can identify why.

You could potentially add them as an emergency contact, that upon your death, they could contact Github and gain access to the account or repository.