=2Ecom=3Dg9=2Egif
It could also be that the spammer is using HTML and/or URL encoding on top of that. Try finding the plain text source to look for the string.
I'm just guessing at this because I don't use the spam filtering in IMail; it's severely deficient. If you are trying to keep up with things like this, and you can justify the added expense, Declude JunkMail Pro does a much better job.
Matt
FastWave wrote:
We get tons of spam containing a link to the same *.gif file as follows:
<img src="http://www.kwpsdx.com/g9.gif"; border=0>
The spammer keeps changing the domain name but keeps the graphic name the same. So, in the 'phrase-list.txt' file, we added the following character string:
.com/g9.gif
but, the spam messages still get through. Anyone know why?
Thanks in advance,
Kim
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