Phishing net doesn't like backslashes...

[John Wilcock]

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> <a href="http:\\www.example.com"><font color="red"><b>MailScanner has
> detected a possible fraud attempt from "http:\\www.example.com" claiming
> to be</b></font> http:\\www.example.com</a>

Not that backslashes should ever be used in URIs, of course, but they
are occasionally seen in practice and are totally harmless.

John.

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