Scott A Crosby wrote:
Read it and weep. :(
Next question, how was it sent? The Received headers look relatively
legit, so was this sent from a trojaned AOL user?
I have *got* to implement that fuzzy matching algorithm.
Scott
[.. spam ..]
I also get them even with 2.61. I have added a trigge
Dave Kliczbor wrote:
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Hello out there...
I noticed that sa-learn sometimes is a bit too slow for my needs.
I call sa-learn via:
/usr/bin/sa-learn --no-rebuild --spam
To speed the call itself up, I think about writing a script that loads
the mailfile
Make the
spammer pay:
In the article it is mentioned that it seems a Microsoft idea, but I
doubt that directly. Not that there are no good ideas coming from
Redmond, just never new ones.
The link again (to copy yourself) :
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/3324883.stm
What would be the
Fred wrote:
Microsoft announced that Outlook Express 6 is
getting a change in behaviour in the next OS service Pack due out next
year. Starting with SP2, Outlook Express will no longer download
external content (by default). That means a large majority of IMAGE
ONLY SPAMS won't wo
Fred wrote:
Hello,
I am out the door on my way to work but we need a rule for a new IE exploit
just released,
Visit this page, the exploit is harmless but to the spoofer, it's man's best
friend.
http://www.zapthedingbat.com/security/ex01/vun1.htm
I think this should be put in the next SA release!
