I believe from a previous posting someone
mentioned Dell sends some email out encoded as Base64.
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Wordfilter in BASE64?
That's what I suspected. Has anyone seen HTML Base64
segments that *weren't* spam? Are there any email clients that actually put out
such a thing?
At 08:14 AM 9/25/2002, Madscientist wrote:
Declude does not decode base64, rather it simply
detects html base64
segments which are highly likely to be spam.
_M
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]I just saw an email that *should* have been caught several times over with
]various "BODY CONTAINS" filters, but wasn't - instead, it caught
BASE64.
]Does Declude decode the BASE64 body and then apply the wordfilter? Because
]it seems like it might not.
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