Michael Scheidell wrote: > Found this one post: guess we should look for BUY!! in the animated > gif? > The problem with inline images now, is that there are a lot of people > putting bmp's, gif's, jpegs in their 'sigs' now. > Whatever happened to the RFC for sigs that said 4 lines max? >> -- >> Michael Scheidell, CTO >> 561-999-5000, ext 1131 >> SECNAP Network Security Corporation >> Keep up to date with latest information on IT security: Real time >> security alerts: http://www.secnap.com/news I wonder, too................1,2,3,4 .. uh? ;-) > A new "pump-and-dump" stock spam campaign uses an animated graphic to > display a "subliminal" message to potential investors. Animated GIF > graphics are composed of a number of frames, which are shown in > succession. This is often used for animation on websites, but has > recently been adopted by spammers in their attempt to try and avoid > detection by anti-spam products. > Lately most if not all image spams have been successfully detected and swept right into the bin by FuzzyOcr...
Matt
