better write a rule for this early..

be4 bad guys using it: Free .be domain name registrations http://www.e3internet.com/domain-registration/conditions/register-be/

What the hell is that?

Date: {%LOGWITHID:Tue, 09 Aug 2005 06:21:42 +0600%} From: bobby shirley [EMAIL PROTECTED] To: xx Subject: re: buffy buffy http://{%LOGWITHID:{%ROTF:E:\EveryDayDomain\all01.txt%}?{%RND:^m8%}={%ROT F:E:\EveryDayDomain\CompanyTest\pharrotates.txt%}%} Regards I followed the link

Re: What the hell is that?

That explanation makes senses. Spammers show their scripts to us, lol.On 8/10/05, Steve Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: So basically, the spammer's script failed to generate a URL fromthe code containing %LOGWITHID, etc. and send you the raw template instead.Your browser played too smart and

good spam honeypot out there?

I have ever used sendmail and proxypot. Do you guys know other good spam honeypot (spam trap)? Thanks.

Re: Phishing link doesn't show up in Kmail

I remember there is a property in HTML which you can choose not show the acturally link on the status bar of the brower, or even show a fake link. On 5/31/05, Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Was going through my daily crop of spam, awfully large today, anyway, I happened across an ebay phishing

Rules meaning and example?

HI, Where can I find SpamAssassin rules' meaning and examples? Some rules are easy to understand from its name, while others are not easy to figure out what's the rule stands for. If there are some examples for a specific rule, that would be great. Thank you.

Re: Rules meaning and example?

That's the config manual, which didn't explain much about rules' meaning. Any ideas? On 5/30/05, Craig Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ryan L. Sun wrote: HI, Where can I find SpamAssassin rules' meaning and examples? Some rules are easy to understand from its name, while others

Re: dynamic IP range and good RBL?

Rodriguez Gerente Tecnico Cybercom Ryan L. Sun wrote: Hi, all I am using spamhaus sbl+xbl RBL and dsbl RBL. It seems they got too much false positive, especially dynamic IPs. Do you guys know how can I get all the dynamic IP range on internet, or is that possible? Any other RBL

IP whitelist?

Do you guys have any idea how to build up an effective and accurate IP whitelist? Since IP always cause false positive and I believe IP whitelist may be a good idea. Thanks. -Ryan

Re: IP whitelist?

, and hopefully the IP whitelist will help to reduce false positive. On 5/13/05, Matt Kettler [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Ryan L. Sun wrote: Do you guys have any idea how to build up an effective and accurate IP whitelist? Since IP always cause false positive and I believe IP whitelist may be a good idea