W dniu 2024-06-25 15:55, John Hardin napisał(a):
On Mon, 24 Jun 2024, Mark London wrote:
I received a spam email with the text below, that wasn't caught by
Spamassasin (at least mine). The text actually looks like something
that was generated using ChatGPT. In any event, I put the text
through ChatGPT, and asked if it looked like spam. At the bottom of
this email , is it's analysis. I've not been fully reading this
group. Has there been any work to allow Spamassassin to use AI?
Thanks. - Mark
In a very limited manner. There is code in the repo that allows you to
set up ham and spam corpora and scan the spam corpora to pick out
common phrases and filter them via the ham corpora, then create
rules.based on the phrases and (IIRC) combinations of them.
This was being used to generate dynamic fraud rulesets (the "sought"
rules, still somewhat there as ADVANCE_FEE rules which I occasionally
manually update) until Justin Mason left the project. It's been
languishing since as he was providing the resources (infra and
maintenance) to run it for those rules. I was feeding those corpora for
a long time.
Take a look in the repo at the stuff under:
https://svn.apache.org/viewvc/spamassassin/trunk/masses/rule-dev/
https://svn.apache.org/viewvc/spamassassin/trunk/masses/evolve_metarule/
I don't know whether the project would be willing to set up infra to
revive dynamic advance fee fraud (or more general) rule generation, but
it's possible if someone was willing to bring that code up-to-date and
figure out what was needed and corpora providers were available.
This code still works, at least for me. I'm using my own corpora.
