
ned at unixmail
Apr 17, 2012, 5:53 AM
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On 17/04/12 12:40, xTrade Assessory wrote: > Ned Slider wrote: >> On 17/04/12 11:54, joea wrote: >>> Getting "scanned document", "pills" and stuff with a url of >>> "blah.blah.ru" >>> >> >> Would emails with Russian URLs be legitimate in your organisation? Any >> .ru URL gets 6pts here by default - no complaints yet. > > > Hi > > that certainly is not very nice. Electronic racism ... > Not at all, it is based purely on statistical analysis of my mail flow. > even if the spam quote may be high, there are legitimate users which > should not pay for that > I don't see any legitimate users here, I only see spam containing URIs in the body ending in the tld .ru - YMMV > specially when you analyze better and see that the origin often is US or > others, the only use .ru services to send it out ... > I'm not suggesting blocking mail *from* .ru, I'm suggesting scoring mails in SA with URIs in the body ending in .ru *if* you don't expect to see such URIs in your regular mail flow. > IMO when the domain and sender exist, not as known spammer or OR, you > should not do that and better hang on to content analysis for > evaluation/scoring > That's exactly what I am doing - content evaluation/scoring based on statistical analysis of my own mail flow. A mail containing a URI ending in .ru is a very good indicator of spam on my server so I score it appropriately in SA. YMMV
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