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On Thu, Mar 17, 2011 at 9:17 AM, K Post <[email protected]> wrote:

> We've been having trouble with spam slipping through.  They're typically
> from hotmail (and hotmail servers), but not always.
>
> These are non-bayesian sounding emails EXCEPT for a long string of spam
> words, without spaces, that have double letters in them/mispellings.
> They're obviously crafted to slip through filters.
>
>
> Examples include:
>
> Subject:
> NoNeedToWait,DonlwoadYoourOrignaialWidnows7CcopyAndSaveMoney.GraettRanggeOffWorld-LeadaingSofwatreA
> Body:
>
> CheeapLatetstSoftwtareeAvaillableForIntsantDonwoladAfterPurchase
> http://www.monikamatti.com/
> In front of herself and grandmother, walked Mr. Livingstone, moody,
> the sandy soil all around him gleamed in the dew. He shrugged his
> considerable duration, during which he struggled to be calm, and I
>
>
>
> Subject:
> SaveBigMoneyOnLeaidingBbarndSsofftwaare.AAllPopuaalrrSsoftwwareIteemmss
> Body:
>
> GreattestSotfwareDdeealsAvailable,TrutsedAndVefriiedOnilneStore
> http://www.ardelislucy.com/
> the world and bewildered upon the path of life. Let us see if
> VI. Greg Prepares for Flirtation Walk
> pulling rapidly out of the bay, each with its own particular flag
>
>
>
>
> I'm looking for suggestions on how to block these.  I've though of
> 1) Somehow splitting the string, but even with that, the mispellings might
> slip through (though I guess the server will learn them too)
> 2) Somehow negatively scoring subjects with single words longer than 30
> characters - but I'm afriad of blocking legit mails, say with a URL in the
> subject, which my silly users and their contacts do sometimes
> 3) Somehow negatively scoring a mail with more than 30 characters in a
> non-url string that's followed by a url on a following line.
>
>
> Thanks for any insight.
>
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