Mark Chaney wrote:
> Watch __TO_EQ_FROM_USR and __TO_EQ_FROM_USR_NN on ruleqa starting
> tomorrow. The latter rule ignores trailing numbers, e.g. From:
> joh...@example.com matches To: j...@other.example.org as well as To:
> john6143598435623...@unrealistic.example.net.
>
> Is this just theory c
On Tue, 29 Mar 2011, Mark Chaney wrote:
Watch __TO_EQ_FROM_USR and __TO_EQ_FROM_USR_NN on ruleqa starting
tomorrow. The latter rule ignores trailing numbers, e.g. From:
joh...@example.com matches To: j...@other.example.org as well as To:
john6143598435623...@unrealistic.example.net.
Is this j
At least to my personal email address that I have had for about 9 years
now, so I use it for a lot of my testing, about 90% of spam thats
getting through my regular spamassassin filters is coming from the
format I described in my first email. I havent had a chance to check on
my other spamassas
On 3/22/2011 1:16 PM, Mark Chaney wrote:
Ever notice that a lot of spam seems to have your username in
their from address? Such as an email sent TO b...@domain.com is
FROM blah...@anotherdomain.com (notice 'blah' included in the
from address).
On 3/22/2011 2:31 PM, Adam Katz wr
On 3/22/2011 2:31 PM, Adam Katz wrote:
On 3/22/2011 1:16 PM, Mark Chaney wrote:
Ever notice that a lot of spam seems to have your username in their
from address? Such as an email sent TO b...@domain.com is FROM
blah...@anotherdomain.com (notice 'blah' included in the from
address). This appears
> On 3/22/2011 1:16 PM, Mark Chaney wrote:
>> Ever notice that a lot of spam seems to have your username in their
>> from address? Such as an email sent TO b...@domain.com is FROM
>> blah...@anotherdomain.com (notice 'blah' included in the from
>> address). This appears to be the case with a large
If this sort of thing bothers you then simply use a unique or close to
unique username and then put a filter in your e-mail client.
send mail from:
markymarkythefunkyd...@northpole.com
and your guaranteed that anyone mailing you with "markymarkthefunkydude"
in any part of their sending e-mail a
Ever notice that a lot of spam seems to have your username in their from
address? Such as an email sent TO b...@domain.com is FROM
blah...@anotherdomain.com (notice 'blah' included in the from address).
This appears to be the case with a large a majority of the spam that
gets through my filters
