I'm currently just blocking: rampellsoft.com.

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PM> That sounds fine. We'll be here when that happens. If they have a
PM> pattern to their alterations then we might code a broader heuristic
PM> (with some wildcards) to capture when they move. It's all up to you.

PM> Best,
PM> _M

PM> On Monday, August 2, 2004, 8:57:52 PM, Woody wrote:


WF>> Oops  My current filter for didthey.. picked up the response from the list.

WF>> We are currently filtering the didthey... beacon with a simple Imail phrase
WF>> filter. Not seeing too much activity so far. We expect they will change the
WF>> path in thier beacon soon to avoid detection. We will continue to use the
WF>> phrase filter for now and may request a new rule when that fails to be
WF>> effective.

WF>> Thanks

WF>> Woody
WF>> -----Original Message-----
WF>> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
WF>> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Pete McNeil
WF>> Sent: Monday, August 02, 2004 12:14 PM
WF>> To: Woody Fussell
WF>> Subject: Re: [sniffer] Did They ReadIt


WF>> On Monday, August 2, 2004, 12:06:30 PM, Woody wrote:

WF>>> Does Sniffer have a rule that identifies email that uses the services of
WF>>>www did they read it . com? If so, what category does it match. If not,
WF>> can such
WF>>> a rule or rules be included?

WF>> I'm guessing that there isn't a rule since this message made it to the
WF>> list and I don't recall it being anywhere.

WF>> We can certainly add a rule (white or black) upon request for any
WF>> registered rulebase.

WF>>> Woody Fussell
WF>>> Wilbur Smith Associates
WF>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]


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