Hello Daniel Lemke, Am 2010-06-15 04:02:11, hacktest Du folgendes herunter: > Hm got 1.8 from URIBL_BLACK and 1.8 from MISSING_MIMEOLE. > But as stated, there should be a rule identifying the mismatch between shown > url and real url target.
This would even hit legal newsletter from e.g. "Analog Devices" or such.
The problem is, that there are many enterprises which use Third-Party
Bulk-Mailer for there newsletters and in the same time the do analysis
useing the "faked" links.
If I would uses such rule, I would not more get messages from more then
20 enterprises...
I offer such Bulk-Mailservice, but I use a VHost of the customers domain
to avoid problmes with spamfilters...
Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening
Michelle Konzack
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