> So my question is can we have rulesets in spamassassin that can compare
> the sending host domain with the latter part of @ of content id or look
> for @ in the content id.
Hi,
honestly the fact that outlook uses different strings and this spam uses
similar strings for
the boundary and the c
> So my question is can we have rulesets in spamassassin that can compare
> the sending host domain with the latter part of @ of content id or look
> for @ in the content id.
Nice analysis!
Yes, we can make rules that will (often, not always) catch this sort of
thing. The problem is they require
On Friday, May 27, 2005, 6:24:08 AM, Rakesh Rakesh wrote:
> Hi
> I have been bugged a lot by embedded image spams recently, although some
> of these spams got trapped due URI checks, some managed to pass as well
> as the url wasn't yet blocked in the SURBLs.
Please provid
Hi
I have been bugged a lot by embedded image spams recently, although some
of these spams got trapped due URI checks, some managed to pass as well
as the url wasn't yet blocked in the SURBLs.
I probably found something tht i wanted to share with u guys and try and
see if we can trap
