Brandon Long
blong@fiction.net
Wed Jan 8 22:42:09 UTC 2003
That would mean you would have to white-list any mail from most web mail
providers (I know, some people already black-list those), since they
often contain a little ad with a link like http://mail.yahoo.com/ in
them.
Mailing lists like this one would already be white-listed.
Hell, my posts all have my home page in them, if they didn't contain any
other urls, they would eventually match.
Brandon
On 01/08/03 Adam Ierymenko uttered the following other thing:
> I'm increasingly seeing spam like:
>
> "Cut your debt: http://some.link.com/link rkljelrkjhvljher90135h3434"
>
> There are usually more random strings or random words and meaningless
> sentences along with it. I think in some cases dcc misses these.
>
> Perhaps there should be a new checksum for all URLs appearing in a
> message? That might catch these along with spams that are nothing
> but HTML <img ...> tags that refer to off-site servers.
>
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