Hi, Jason.

For the month of February, our daily average broke down to be:
      Total       messages processed:      29,403
            Total relayed                  8,457
            Rejected as spam        10,770
            Rejected by RBL/access    5,091
            Rejected as virus                 320
            Rejected for attachment type      219
            Deferred                 1,435
            Other                          3,431

      The distribution of spam, based on SpamAssassin scores, was
            less than 8             13%
            between 8 and 10        12%
            between 10 and 15       25%
            between 15 and 25       30%
            more than 25                  20%

      Our SpamAssassin threshold is set to 4.5. We quarantine messages with
scores under 10, and reject the rest. We use the basics: BigEvil, BackHair,
TripWire, et al. Most of our mail is for our corporate users . . .

H





Jason Granat <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on 03/05/2004 11:51:49 AM

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Subject:    Spam Statistics

Hello,

I am under the gun to prove a point.  We have a spambox account that
catches roughly 500-700 spams per day, company wide.  We have about 10
highly active email users.  My boss thinks it's rediculous that so much
spam is being sent to us.  Very little spam actually gets to the users.
He's upset that spam comes in at all.  He thinks it's just our
organization that receives all this spam.  What I would like to have is
some typical statistics to show him that it's not just our orginization
that receives spam.  Are there any resources out there to look this up?
Would any of you be willing to divulge your spam statistics?

Thanks,

Jason





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