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I've been getting a steady trickle of spam through that seems to be so
clearly filterable that i wondered why the ISP located Norton supplied
spam filter wasn't getting it.
The messages are html 'text' rather than images, but it's cleverer
than I realised.
I don't mind it too much as the volume is low and I always send copies
to the ISP supplied address so they can improve their filters.
As a typical example, the message that appears in the attached GIF
turns into the following text when changed from html to plain text.
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Quiying forications - viharmaEhop
t overpa your Meddsit our Pxpress S
P A X C V Vr m a I I Ao b n A A Lz i a L G Ia e x I R Uc n
S A M
99,95 69,95 85,45
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Exerpts from the html below:
To catch this you really need to implement the html code and filter
the output - at which stage it is instantly recognisable.
About time the filterers caught up with this.
RM
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