I'm getting another slew of these this morning, all with a variety of strange
headers added apparently to foil spam filtering. All are getting through my
spamassassin set up, which is usually nearly bulletproof. Typical headers
are:

        Imbrue-Gaol:    17169949.17169949
        Manila-Cairn:   12616748.12616748
        Atonic-Alate:   78c35d32dc879cf5ccd83e99e6458854
        Fungus-Onus:    1716994978c35d32dc879cf5ccd83e99e6458854
        Ernest-Phlox:   953-17169949

 I have Bayes, Uribl-black, Spamcop, Pyzor, Razor, etc., enabled. Here is
one of the headers with my addresses redacted:

From:   Shane Murphy <shane.icmale...@backgroundchecktruth.club>
        Subject:        Re: Your background may have been searched by your 
employer.
        Date:   September 4, 2014 11:13:35 AM MDT
        To:     George Johnson <>
        Return-Path:    <shane.icmale...@backgroundchecktruth.club>
        X-Spam-Checker-Version:         SpamAssassin 3.3.1 (2010-03-16) on 
sanacacio.net
        X-Spam-Level:   **
        X-Spam-Status:  No, score=2.2 required=4.3 tests=BAYES_20,
RCVD_IN_BRBL_LASTEXT, RDNS_NONE,SPF_HELO_PASS,SPF_PASS autolearn=no
version=3.3.1
        X-Spam-Asn:     AS6939 64.187.96.0/19
        X-Original-To: 
        Delivered-To:
        Received:       from backgroundchecktruth.club (unknown 
[64.187.117.226]) by
sanacacio.net (Postfix) with ESMTP id 2F3EE62E5CB0 for
<georgejohn...@talaya.net>; Thu,  4 Sep 2014 11:15:21 -0600 (MDT)
        Imbrue-Gaol:    17169949.17169949
        Manila-Cairn:   12616748.12616748
        Mime-Version:   1.0
        Atonic-Alate:   78c35d32dc879cf5ccd83e99e6458854
        Fungus-Onus:    1716994978c35d32dc879cf5ccd83e99e6458854
        Ernest-Phlox:   953-17169949
        Message-Id: 
<0.12616748-78c35d32dc879cf5ccd83e99e6458854-17169949...@backgroundchecktruth.club>
        Content-Type:   text/plain
        

Is anyone else seeing these get through? Any advice would be appreciated.


George Johnson wrote
> This morning a flood of spam started getting through my SpamAssassin
> filter. What the emails all have in common are bizarre headers like these: 
> 
> Brazil-Ichth: 8337271 
>         Mime-Version: 1.0 
>         Bayley-Smith: 5083158-78c35d32dc879cf5ccd83e99e6458854 
>         Content-Type: text/plain 
>         Donica-Mis: 5083158.8337271 
>         Message-Id:
> <0.0.5083158508315878c35d32dc879cf5ccd83e99e645885...@lowhomewarrantychoice.club>
>  
>         Piolet-Seral: 5083158.10 
>         Roarer-Royce: 8337271 
> 
> and these: 
> 
> Inkless-Retro: 3118962 
>         Content-Type: text/plain 
>         Featly-Unbd: 78c35d32dc879cf5ccd83e99e64588543118962 
>         Expose-Taft: 3118962.1584541 
>         Epistle-Main: 3118962.78c35d32dc879cf5ccd83e99e6458854 
>         Caroled-Jhvh: 78c35d32dc879cf5ccd83e99e6458854 
>         Alibi-Fete: 15845411584541 
> 
> This seems to be flummoxing SpamAssassin, or at least my setup.





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