Spam Assassin writes: > I've been using 2.54 for a while, and I'm now in the process of > upgrading to 2.55. I am using the default set of rules. > > Over the past several weeks, I've noticed an increasing amount of > spam that is getting through SpamAssassin with scores in the 4.0-4.9 > range. This makes me wonder if perhaps some spammers have started to > taylor their spams as follows: run the default version of > SpamAssassin, feed their messages through it, and keep tweaking the > messages until SpamAssassin lets them through. > > Does anyone else think that this could be possible? It seems to me > that this process could be easily automated, or at least > semi-automated. > If indeed this is going on, what can we do about it?
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