Blue Security Introduces Linux Version of its Spam-Fighting Software; Blue Security Now Offers Its Free Service to More Than 29 Million Linux Platform Users Worldwide, Empowering Them to Join the Do Not Intrude Registry and Actively Fight Spam.

MENLO PARK, Calif. -- Blue Security, Inc., developers of the Do Not Intrude Registry(TM) solution to eliminate unsolicited e-mail spam, announced today the availability of a Linux(TM) operating system version of Blue Frog, its free anti-spam software. This new offering will enable the 29 million Linux platform users to participate in the Blue Community and register in the company's Do Not Intrude Registry to actively fight spam and safeguard personal and business e-mail accounts though a hands-on, community-based approach.

The Linux version of Blue Frog was created directly through the contributions of Blue Community members and Linux developers and enthusiasts at large. The Blue Frog visible source program allows users and developers to contribute to the development of the Blue Frog client by providing feedback and comments to the company to enhance the Blue Frog software and assist in adapting it to other platforms. Users and developers can join the Blue Frog development effort at http://dev.bluesecurity.com.

"I'd like to thank the members of our community for helping us develop the Linux version, and to invite all Linux users to actively fight spam with the best solution for safeguarding their personal and business e-mail accounts," said Eran Reshef, founder and CEO of Blue Security. "The introduction of the Linux version and the cooperation with the developer community is an important milestone and a significant step forward for the Do Not Intrude Registry."

Since the launch of the Do Not Intrude Registry in the summer of 2005, approximately 65,000 e-mail addresses have been registered and protected through the Blue Community. Preliminary results of the Beta service have users reporting 50 percent or greater reduction in the amount of spam they receive, indicating that a number of spammers already comply with the Registry and avoid sending spam to Blue Security customers.

Joining the Do Not Intrude Registry is simple and merely requires installing the Blue Frog client on an Internet-connected computer. No integration with existing network or e-mail infrastructure is required. Unlike spam filters, with the Do Not Intrude Registry there are no false positives, no messages lost, no maintenance or management.

Consumers, businesses and organizations can join the Do Not Intrude Registry by simply registering and installing the Blue Frog client software at http://www.bluesecurity.com/register/pr.

About Blue Security

Blue Security was established in 2004 by seasoned entrepreneurs Eran Reshef and Amir Hirsh to provide a viable solution for eliminating spam and spyware. The company's grassroots approach, the Do Not Intrude Registry, empowers members to securely and automatically be removed from spammers email lists. The opt-out action encourages spammers to remove Blue Security-registered e-mail addresses from their mailing lists, leaving spammers free to conduct business elsewhere while defending the rights of registry members.

More information about the company can be found at http://www.bluesecurity.com. Consumers can join Blue Security's Do Not Intrude Registry for free by visiting http://www.bluesecurity.com/register.

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