RE: [Declude.JunkMail] Declude JunkMail v1.62 (beta) released

[R. Scott Perry]

>Adds "ipnotinmx" test, which catches E-mail sent from an IP not in the
MX records of sending domain.

This one sounds very useful.

Is this correct?

IPNOTINMX       ipnotinmx       x       x       (weight) (negweight)

Yes -- the default is:

        IPNOTINMX       ipnotinmx       x       x       0       -4

 >  o HABEAS whitelist type, for whitelisting E-mails with Habeas headers
("WHITELIST HABEAS").
 >  o New "habeas" test type, to allow for negative weighting of E-mails
with Habeas headers.

How wide spread is Habeas in use?

Not very widespread yet, but it sounds like an excellent concept. I was a bit skeptical at first, but it is a pretty neat way for people to get around false positives. You first get permission from Habeas ( http://www.habeas.com ) to use the Habeas headers in your E-mail, and it will automatically get whitelisted at an increasing number of locations. If a spammer tries using those headers, they run the risk of serious penalties.

What about their infringers list?
http://www.habeas.com/services/infringers.htm

There aren't any IPs on it yet, but it will likely be useful once spammers start illegally using the Habeas headers.
-Scott

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