On Tue, Dec 24, 2002 at 10:31:04PM -0600, Mike Loiterman wrote: > I keep getting these blank emails with this common element in the header:
Wow... talk about ineffective spamming techniques. > X-Rot-Version: zvxr^nfpraqrapl(arg daf@green:~$ echo 'zvxr^nfpraqrapl(arg' | rot13 mike^ascendency(net (And I'm guessing if rot13 shifted the ^ or ( in the same way, you'd get @ and .) > Could this ever be used for legitimate uses? Also - what sort of rule would be best >to blacklist an email with this in the header? Should it just be points or should it >be blacklisted? Looks like it's just used to make your e-mail unique. So it probably is entirely not legitimate. -- Duncan Findlay
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