On Thu, 09 Dec 2004 16:04:28 -0500, Adam Lanier <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> My managment has recently asked me how SpamAssassin is prepared to deal
> with a number of recent trends in spam technology.  This was prompted by
> a recent seminar they attended regarding spam (provided by an anti-spam
> vendor who shall remain nameless).

Without answering a specific question, I will just provide you live
data for just one user. Me.  As I just got URIBL's working, I'm still
monitoring all the spam, so I can say that in the 2542 message that
came in in the last 24 hours there were 0 false positives and only 3
false negatives (all of which passed because of AWL, which suffered a
lot of bad training. It's learning, though.)

I don't know about these amazing new spammer tricks (that's irony, by
the way), but it SA sure does work against what's actually out in the
wild.

Report Title     : SpamAssassin - Spam Statistics
Report Date      : 2004-12-10
Period Beginning : Thu 09 Dec 2004 06:00:00 AM PST
Period Ending    : Fri 10 Dec 2004 06:00:00 AM PST

Reporting Period : 24.00 hrs
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Note: 'ham' = 'nonspam'

Total spam detected    :     2542 (  96.84%)
Total ham accepted     :       83 (   3.16%)
                        -------------------
Total emails processed :     2625 (  109/hr)

Average spam threshold :        5.00
Average spam score     :       28.26
Average ham score      :        1.83

Spam kbytes processed  :     9816   (  409 kb/hr)
Ham kbytes processed   :      487   (   20 kb/hr)
Total kbytes processed :    10303   (  429 kb/hr)

Spam analysis time     :    13224 s (  551 s/hr)
Ham analysis time      :      280 s (   12 s/hr)
Total analysis time    :    13505 s (  563 s/hr)


Statistics by Hour
----------------------------------------------------
Hour                          Spam               Ham
-------------    -----------------    --------------
2004-12-09 06           107 (100%)          0 (  0%)
2004-12-09 07            54 ( 96%)          2 (  3%)
2004-12-09 08            58 ( 96%)          2 (  3%)
2004-12-09 09            73 ( 97%)          2 (  2%)
2004-12-09 10           191 ( 99%)          1 (  0%)
2004-12-09 11           130 ( 97%)          4 (  2%)
2004-12-09 12            64 ( 84%)         12 ( 15%)
2004-12-09 13           234 ( 99%)          2 (  0%)
2004-12-09 14           154 ( 98%)          3 (  1%)
2004-12-09 15           173 ( 90%)         19 (  9%)
2004-12-09 16           101 ( 97%)          3 (  2%)
2004-12-09 17            79 ( 97%)          2 (  2%)
2004-12-09 18           205 ( 93%)         14 (  6%)
2004-12-09 19           228 ( 98%)          3 (  1%)
2004-12-09 20            69 ( 98%)          1 (  1%)
2004-12-09 21           109 ( 98%)          2 (  1%)
2004-12-09 22            55 ( 98%)          1 (  1%)
2004-12-09 23            57 ( 98%)          1 (  1%)
2004-12-10 00            59 (100%)          0 (  0%)
2004-12-10 01            58 ( 98%)          1 (  1%)
2004-12-10 02            66 ( 98%)          1 (  1%)
2004-12-10 03            59 ( 98%)          1 (  1%)
2004-12-10 04            90 ( 97%)          2 (  2%)
2004-12-10 05            69 ( 94%)          4 (  5%)

-- 
Matthew 'Shandower' Romanek
IDS Analyst

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