> As with any test, it does have some false positives. But it > appears that they are very low.
How does it work?
From my initial posting about the test:
This one looks for spaces in SMTP commands where there shouldn't be any.
Why it can be triggered by an message sent from Outlook 2003?
Because Outlook 2003 is junk. :)
There are several things that Outlook 2003 does that are not RFC-compliant. I'm guessing that soon lots of people will start whitelisting E-mail sent from Outlook 2003, and then soon after that spammers will add Outlook 2003 headers to their spams.
-Scott
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