Spam messages with no payload

I'm convinced that spammers are using me as a guinea pig. I'm getting hit pretty hard by just a few determined spammers at the moment who seem to vary their spam signature every day or so (they sent out through thousands of free accounts at free email providers, so can't use client DNSBL). But

Re: Spam messages with no payload

Here is one example from this morning http://pastebin.com/xxJut9wb And after decoding that base64 attachment: http://pastebin.com/BApWfSfd Normally, there is a link or redirect to the spammer's site but this is one of the ones that is missing that, it has all the same formatting and the

Re: Spam messages with no payload

Benny Pedersen wrote: invalid messageid and html attachment when there exists html body Thanks for looking at that for me. Forgive me since I am relatively new to Spamassasin, but why wouldn't it have built-in rules for this, or are there rules that are just disabled by default? It

Re: Some rules I created for suspicious Javascript practices

Adam Katz-10 wrote: Thomas Rutter: If you have any objections to what I did, complain now. That's fine. I have been hard at work on tweaking these rules and have come up with new versions which appear more effective. Have not spent much time on performance though. New version follows:

Some rules I created for suspicious Javascript practices

Hello, I have created some rules which I have found to be very effective so far at identifying a certain type of spam that spamassassin otherwises cannot detect. Here are the rules: # highly suspicious practices rawbody LOCAL_UNNECESSARY_UNESCAPE