> From: Daniel Bentley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > We've been getting more emails with our favorite V-named > drug, that have been getting through SA. The header includes > the V-word, usually upper case, with vowels that have the > extended ASCII charset (umlauts, circumflexes and other > diacritical marks), while the body appears to be mish-mashed > snippets of Project Gutenburg texts. Has anyone else seen > these, any suggestions on existing rulesets to pick up? I'd > hate to 're-invent the wheel' if there are rule-sets for this > already. Thanks.
We use pretty much everything SARE has that is still active (i.e., not obsolete/folded into SA proper). Also, we use all of the network tests: DNSRBL, URIBL, DCC, Pyzor, RAZOR2, and Bayes. None of that stuff every gets through -- it always scores very high. 600,426,974,379,824,381,952 ways to spell the V word: http://cockeyed.com/lessons/ (click on vword, then click on vword.html Frankly I believe that 600 Pentillion (U.S.) is low. -- Herb Martin
