Bill Cole wrote
> "Toolworker" was replying to a message from 2014.
>
> !!!
I wasn't looking for help - I was providing it.
It was a problem in 2014 and it's a problem today - although only for
InMotion Hosting customers. And now there's an answer to the question.
And I suggest that anyone both
On 4/9/2020 10:16 AM, micah anderson wrote:
> What is the current state of the art for dealing with tricking people in
> the From with the "Name" part? For example:
Hi Micah, I believe the FromNameSpoof plugin is the current state of the
art.
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On 4/9/20 10:12 AM, Lindsay Haisley wrote:
I don't know. I'm no SA expert, but I've worked with DMARC
mitigation code and would assume that a RFC-2822 compliant
understanding of the From address would be the first step.
More caffeine and a little more Googling, I think that SpamAssassin
alread
On 4/9/20 9:19 AM, Grant Taylor wrote:
Would you be willing to rephrase your paragraph hilighting which
addresses you are comparing when?
Thank you for the off-list reply Rick.
I know understand that you are referring to the simple cases where the
human friendly name is abused to look like th
On Thu, 2020-04-09 at 10:02 -0600, Grant Taylor wrote:
> Please elaborate
> on what else SpamAssassin needs to know about and do.
I don't know. I'm no SA expert, but I've worked with DMARC mitigation
code and would assume that a RFC-2822 compliant understanding of the
>From address would be the f
On 4/9/20 9:33 AM, Lindsay Haisley wrote:
This is actually a common, legitimate technique for dealing with
DMARC mitigation issues on mailing lists and mail redirections.
Yes, re-writing the From: address is a common technique. How it's
re-written is important. (See below.)
I don't know if
On Thu, 2020-04-09 at 10:47 -0400, Rick Cooper wrote:
> I wrote my own plugin for that but I don't score very high anymore because
> of things likes this:
> (obviously Mr Bill is not real but the netsuite address is)
>
> From: "Mr Bill (mb...@legitemail.com)"
>
> I find more and more companies
On 4/9/20 8:47 AM, Rick Cooper wrote:
For detecting possible fraud addresses involving our own people I
wrote a backend look up for exim that looks at any name like "Rick
Cooper" and compares that to a DB with all email addresses for all
employees in all locations and then , if the actual
rcoo...
On 9 Apr 2020, at 5:12, Antoine Chiris wrote:
Dear SpamAssassin users/team,
I have a little problem with *SpamAssassin*. I don't find the
documentation
for the rules.
The definitive documentation of the rules that are distributed as part
of the project is the rules files themselves. Most r
I wrote my own plugin for that but I don't score very high anymore because
of things likes this:
(obviously Mr Bill is not real but the netsuite address is)
From: "Mr Bill (mb...@legitemail.com)"
I find more and more companies, I believe intuit is doing something like
that, that do this.
I cou
Hi,
What is the current state of the art for dealing with tricking people in
the From with the "Name" part? For example:
From: "supp...@example.com"
The "Real Name" part is used to put a fake email address of the actual
domain (example.com would be my domain, or gmail.com or something other
th
Dear SpamAssassin users/team,
I have a little problem with *SpamAssassin*. I don't find the documentation
for the rules.
For example, for the rule MIME_HTML_MOSTLY I have a link to this wiki :
https://wiki.apache.org/spamassassin/Rules/MIME_HTML_MOSTLY But apparently
the documentation is no longe
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