On 7/18/24 15:58, Mark London wrote:
I asked ChatGPT how to test for a "Dear 'username'". After a bit of
work, I got working code.
Okay.
ChatGPT knows perl.
I question the value of "knows" as in knowledge of Perl.
I already had a Perl file EvalTests.pm file with customized Perl eval
func
Marc writes:
> I think I am starting to see this more often. Today I was checking
> again every server to see if the ntp time is syncing properly. But
> don't notice anything weird, can't really believe this sending had a
> bad clock. Can anyone suggest what/where to look for?
>
>
> DATE_IN_FUTUR
I asked ChatGPT how to test for a "Dear 'username'". After a bit of
work, I got working code. ChatGPT knows perl.
I already had a Perl file EvalTests.pm file with customized Perl eval
functions, so I threw it in there. Otherwise, you'll need to create
your own file with the proper headers.
I think I am starting to see this more often. Today I was checking again every
server to see if the ntp time is syncing properly. But don't notice anything
weird, can't really believe this sending had a bad clock. Can anyone suggest
what/where to look for?
DATE_IN_FUTURE_24_48 Date: is 24 to
On 2024-07-17 at 13:17:16 UTC-0400 (Wed, 17 Jul 2024 10:17:16 -0700)
Kirk Ismay
is rumored to have said:
I have a spammer using a malformed From header, as follows:
From: sha...@marketcrank.com
The envelope from is: direcc...@delher.com.mx, and I've set up blocks
for that address.
Sendmail
Hello,
Is there a way we can search for strings in UTF-8 encoded From and/or
Subject headers?
For example, here is part of a phishing mail header:
...
From: =?utf-8?B?Is6VzpjOnc6ZzprOlyDOpM6hzpHOoM6VzpbOkSI=?=
To: exam...@example.com
Message-id: <9d6ceda2599640f6....@amtelecom.net>
Date
