It has been considered, but like other similar ideas (such as decoding base64 MIME segments and filtering using wildcards), it could use up a lot of CPU time if not handled carefully.I would think a simple stripping of all HTML comments from mail before JunkMail processing would take care of this. Is this something that has been considered? I realize the load it may make on heavier traffic systems.
Something that we are also considering is a test that checks for more than X HTML comments in an E-mail (preferably just counting ones in the middle of words, such as "unsub<!-- user -->scribe", rather than "to <!-- user --> unsubscribe", as the former prevents filtering whereas the latter does not).
-Scott
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