On Thu, Dec 14, 2006 at 12:44:48PM +0000, Justin Mason wrote: > > What is this: > > <META content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.2900.2995" name=3DGENERATOR>
It's a header put in by what creates the HTML. In this case, some Microsoft product, I'd guess FrontPage or something. Searching around for a minute on Google produces things like: "MSHTML 5.50 is the DLL for HTML editing that comes with Internet Explorer 5.5 (the version number changes with the version of IE installed). This means that the author created that page with either FrontPage, Visual InterDev, or some other product (most likely made by Microsoft) that uses IE as its design view." > > I have been putting a score of 10 on this, because it seemed never to be Ouch. Not a good idea imo, but it really depends on what kind of mails you receive. > > the radar. However, I've seen a few non-spams now that have this. It Yep. It's the generator, not necessarily a spam sign. > interesting -- I have no FPs for that. nice ;) I have a ton, a majority of hamtraps. > I've put it in for testing -- if anyone spots an FP, I'd like a copy > if possible... I can send you a bunch of them if you really want, but IMO it's just a bad rule. -- Randomly Selected Tagline: "I don't even have to get dressed up for Halloween. I go as me." - Judge Judy
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