Re: <TEXTAREA> tag in spam - A way for spammers to hide their content?

"Robert L. Vaessen" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
> SpamCop helpers -
>
> I've noticed an interesting phenomena lately. Lately I've been
> receiving MIME multi-part spam (imagine that) with a <TEXTAREA> tag
> in the HTML portion of the message.
> SNIPPED
> I took a snapshot of the effect, and posted it at my website: <http://
> www.robsworld.org/textareaeffect.png>
> I also posted a copy of the offending spam (one sample) at my
> website: <http://www.robsworld.org/textareaeffectspam.txt>
> (I've munged my email address in the spam example, but you should be
> able to paste the content into the SpamCop reporting form, press
> 'Process Spam', and observe the effect that I've described.

A valid tracker would really help. You can go through past reports and find
one and re-parse giving you a tracker link, or resubmit and grab the tracker
and cancel. The tracker is a link to the parse, found at the beginning of
the parse.

Then you'll probably get useful commentary from M. Easter :-)