>Clive, > > Wednesday, December 24, 2003, 8:09:42 AM, you wrote: > > CD> I am receiving several spam messages daily in which the message body > appears > CD> to consist entirely of random words. > Is their anything the developers can do to protect against bayes poisoning? If the mail message is way over the default score, and the bayes score is really not spammy at all, then just don't learn from the bayes? The general idea is to detect the poisoning attempt, and then reject it.
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