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Inspector Brown Software is introducing a software program that will revolutionize the way spam and fraudulent websites are detected, and how that knowledge is transmitted to the entire Internet community. The program, also named "Inspector Brown," is so important to the public that the company is set to begin offering it free to consumers.

Scottsdale, AZ (PRWEB) January 8 2004--"Identity theft, which strikes one in eight Americans - has become an overwhelming problem," says Rick Brown, CEO of Inspector Brown Software. "Law enforcement can't stop it; in fact, fraud is growing daily, especially on-line, where thieves based all over the world gain access to our personal details and rip us off. Computer users can't wait for the government to figure out what to do, but have to fight back and protect themselves. That's what the Inspector Brown program is designed to do, to combat crime by being truly interactive, in the best sense of the word, with Internet users forming a real community, working together for everyone's benefit."

Inspector Brown is stunningly simple in conception. The individual computer user, equipped with the Inspector Brown program, comprises the first line of defense. It is each user's responsibility to report all websites suspected of any bad or illegal behavior back to the Inspector Brown website. Inspector Brown will investigate these reports, and the results added to a central database. The mass mailing central to the spam phenomenon will, in this instance, work against it, as more and more Inspector Brown users contribute to the database, building a computer community consensus as to the true nature of any particular website, a consensus that is in turn distributed to all Inspector Brown users.

In this way, Inspector Brown is organic, as it endlessly compiles and reviews and learns, growing smarter and stronger. Eventually, with a mountain of evidence and complaints filed against any one spammer or thief, the government and police will have an avalanche of evidence to go after these criminals.

"Imagine when the Inspector Brown community in twenty different states is reporting on the same criminal act," says Brown. "Then the FBI and police will know up to the minute what is going on, and for the first time, they will have the information they need to stop it."

Rick Brown is the CEO of both Inspector Brown Software and Hot Salsa Interactive. Hot Salsa Interactive is an innovative technology solutions company with offices in Scottsdale, New York, Hong Kong, Australia, and India.

To download the application, please go to http://www.inspectorbrown.com/products

For more information or a demonstration of the Inspector Brown program, please visit http://www.InspectorBrown.com or contact: Belinda Atchison at 917.660.2225
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