will not be that of the
bank's, and will likely trigger a false positive.
Boils down to risk management -- money to lose by being a victim, versus
that of turning new customers away due to the false positives.
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of dotted IPv4
formats are allowed: that's the dotted decimals.
section 7.4 in rfc3986 does mention some security considerations.
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IPv4 URLs as spam results in 0% false positives :). while considering
a dotted decimal IPv4 as spam results in 3-4% false positives. (stats
from my data set).
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expensive optimizations on it. it might
be more productive to invest time in other more promising tests and
make them better.
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On 01/21/2011 01:06 AM, Warren Togami Jr. wrote:
On 1/20/2011 7:23 AM, R - elists wrote:
initially this came across as a really suspect idea...
i.e., one man's junk is another man's treasure
Ham is a lot easier to define than Spam. Ham is simply anything that
you subscribed for.
I am
SPAM. If
anyone is welling to share Ham emails with me (i.e. by handing emails
that do not conflict with his privacy, or via an NDA), I would highly
appreciate it, and will indeed acknowledge you in my publications:)
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at least!
Wondering why did some folks take the initiative in ~2005, and then stopped
contributing to the corpus? I notice the need is still there, and many are
desperate to this kind of corpus.
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The URI below lists ham/spam corpus, but I find them outdated for 2010.
http://spamassassin.apache.org/publiccorpus/
I downloaded the 2005 spam corpus, and none of its content date in 2005
or 2004. Mostly 2003 and older.
If anyone knows of any recent ham/spam/phish corpus kindly inform me.