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Re: spammy changes tactics, more spam, fewer zombies?
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On Wed, 09 Mar 2005 20:12:49 GMT, Gandalf Parker wrote in
Message-Id: <Xns96147C82E122Bgandalfparker@208.201.224.154>:
> That causes me some concern. You make it sound quite possible (I was also
> noticing that the web versions seem to have no controls). So the "have
> easier methods at their disposal" might only be that they have methods
> easier than figuring out a new automation. The methods they have were
> tricker to automate originally, but are only easier now because its in
> place.
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> Maybe worth some pro-active discussion?
> Or would that seem "chicken little"?
Protecting the recipient from spam through remailers isn't so tough;
I believe some of the exit nodes already pipe messages through
SpamAssassin prior to emailing them to the final destination.
Perhaps the fact the messages can be filtered in this manner puts the
spammer off using remailers. Their goal isn't to harm the network, but
to get messages in peoples inbox's.
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