Is it too much to assume that eight-bit characters in the e-mail part of
an address is a sign of junk? I get a lot of Asian spam in this form,
but I understand Unicode domains are on their way, so it will now be
possible for me to receive mail from a domain I can't possibly type in
to my computer. I characterize this as follows:
header TO_8BIT To =~ /[\x80-\xff]/
describe TO_8BIT Addressee has 8 bit characters
score TO_8BIT 5
Another test I would propose:
header TO_ADMIN_ACCT To =~ /(?:webmaster|root|postmaster)\@/
describe TO_ADMIN_ACCT Sent to an administrative account aliased to me
score TO_ADMIN_ACCT 1.5
I get bunches of spam sent to these addresses, none of which are me, all
of which are widely known to exist.
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