> These stock spams are usually dead easy to catch with spam
> assassin, but
> there's no "quick response" rules database available to get a
> new rule.
> It's a battle of hours, not days with these stock spams.
There is, we just haven't been updating it.
>
> Any thoughts on how to best address this issue, other than every SA
> admin on the planet writing their own rules every evening?
> I'd note that
> these are not identical spams, but are somewhat limited in their
> 'variety', and they are hitting DCC now.
Yeah, we are gong to start updating again.
>
> Also, it's clear from several other lists, that commercial
> applications
> are fairing no better than SA in stopping these.
>
> Telling users that 'yeah, we got dozens of those too, but we are
> catching them now', isn't really a very good approach.
If you happen to know what spammers are going to send, before they send it, please let us know about it.
Thanks,
Chris Santerre
SysAdmin and Spamfighter
www.rulesemporium.com
www.uribl.com
