Spam Trap Ingrid Spam trap is a method that plants email addresses in places where spammers look for address lists to trap spammers. The planted email addresses are not meant for actual use and are generally unknown. All emails received by the planted email addresses are considered spam. These are logged as events are based on the sender IP/domain information contained in the message. Learn more about how spambots can be tracked. Associated Risk Vectors Spam Propagation January 13, 2020: Published. Related articles How is the Spam Propagation Risk Vector Observed? Spam Propagation Risk Vector Threat Research Process Types of Collected Data Honeypot Feedback 0 comments Please sign in to leave a comment.