Feature request for phishing / fraud detection

[Julian Field]

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I always like to see international banking in lists like this. Good to 
know that some of the most important organisations in the world are open 
to inovative solutions, not just blinkered into the standard "If it 
doesn't cost us lots of money, it can't be any good" mindset.

I had a possibility of a large contracting job a year or so ago, and the 
company involved went for the competition, in large part because it cost 
more than 10 times my solution. That was how the book was born, so it 
wasn't all a waste of time :->

Bob de Wildt wrote:

>Julian,
>
>This is not a problem at all.
>I think it's even better if you use your own style in the coding.
>Since you've created the all the files :)
>
>I'm sorry that I can't give you any information about our clients,
>privacy is playing here.
>Though I can give you a clue in waht way to think:
>- International banking
>- International financing
>- housing
>
>You have probably heard of the BlackBerry technology (Exchange /
>BlackBerry connection). 
>We are facilitating the only hosted environment in the Netherlands. 
>
>Kind regards and keep up the good work,
>
>Bob de Wildt
>
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>Van: MailScanner mailing list [mailto:MAILSCANNER at JISCMAIL.AC.UK] Namens
>Julian Field
>Verzonden: zaterdag 27 augustus 2005 19:56
>Aan: MAILSCANNER at JISCMAIL.AC.UK
>Onderwerp: Re: Feature request for phishing / fraud detection
>
>Bob de Wildt wrote:
>
>  
>
>>I have looked at the code and I think you need to slightly change the 
>>following files:
>>
>>etc/MailScanner.conf
>>lib/MailScanner/ConfigDefs.pl
>>lib/MailScanner/Message.pm
>> 
>>
>>    
>>
>The first two are the trivial bit. The hard part is the actual code in
>the third one:) Pardon me if I didn't use your code but implemented it
>from scratch in my own style, I never like just taking other people's
>code. I'm fussy like that :-)
>
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