Using HTML tags/code to obfuscate "bad" words
Martin Sapsed
m.sapsed at BANGOR.AC.UK
Tue Jul 1 12:30:18 IST 2003
Ash wrote:
> ISP List wrote:
>
>> More and more I am seeing spammers use HTML codes to obfuscate
>> notoriously "bad" words so as to confuse/get by SpamAssassin and
>> such. For instance:
>>
>> <P align=center><FONT face=verdana><WT>Make your balls and
>> p<WHCI>e<C>n<YB>ís
>> <ZUC>la<YNSX>r<ZYMI>g<XFL>er and get more satisfaction.<BR>
>>
>> Are others seeing this, and is there a rule in SpamAssassin I can
>> tweak to give situations like this more weight?
>
> fixed at my site by upgrading to SA v2.60 no other config changes
> applied
This is the first time I've noticed 2.60 being mentioned here - it
sounds like a desirable upgrade. Any other guinea pigs tried it and not
had problems? (The 2.x0 versions have disagreed with MS before now...!)
Cheers,
Martin
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