over zealous phishing warnings
Matt Kettler
mkettler at EVI-INC.COM
Wed Nov 16 22:51:26 GMT 2005
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hermit921 wrote:
> I receive a well respected email newsletter called Crypto-gram. It
> contains many links to the sender's web site for more detailed
> information. Below are some of the warnings I get. How literal are the
> phishing specifications?
How literal they are depends a bit on your version of MailScanner. There's been
a lot of updates to the phishing net over the past year.
Some of those warnings are quite outrageous. Certainly the warning about:
"www.schneier.com" claiming to be <http://www.schneier.com>
is a problem. The phishing net should at minimum tolerate that.
If you're on a current version, I'd consider it a bug. If not, I'd consider
updating to see if it's been fixed.
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