Re: BDB+spamprobe work for me [etc.] -- continued
Roy Lanek <lanek-tnsfOxNVUhtWk0Htik3J/[email protected]> Mon, 7 Apr 2008 18:33:44 +0700
| Newsgroups | gmane.mail.spam.spamprobe.general |
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| Message-ID | <20080407113344.GA2513@sirih> |
> I am currently not seeing false negatives since three-four-five days by the
> way [above 200 emails a day].
Voila, and here comes the first [false negative], from the category
"one-liners." Example:
Subject: I love you so much!
Fallen for you http://pdjrawhcmrauh.blogspot.com
I expect now, for the next one-two weeks, or the short interval the spammers
have calculated for a filter to get trained, a series of "I love you so much,"
"Fallen ..." etc., with perhaps one permutation here or a catenation there.`
Then the spammers will change one-liner (they can maybe re-use it after some
dt > t( purge( table ) )).
Anyway. Notice that with such one-liners the spammers are obliged to correlate
the subject and the body quite enough. Maybe with one-liners more weight could
be given to the subjects.
/Roy Lanek
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