score rule for stopping fdjg.com spam

score rule for stopping fdjg.com spam

[Steinar Bang]

At lot of spam has appeared with a garbage from address that looks
like the results of moving fingers randomly across the keyboard, a
subject that declares something, followed by a number.

Eg. 
        "phpnkn@dfgj.com" and "Experiment of the FUTURE!  1006"
and
        "huitzq@dfgj.com" and "ACT OF DEFLORATION!  9720"

Is there enough of a pattern to these spam postings that one could
kill them once and for all?

Just a thought.

Re: score rule for stopping fdjg.com spam

[Stainless Steel Rat]

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* Steinar Bang <sb@metis.no>  on Tue, 17 Aug 1999
| Is there enough of a pattern to these spam postings that one could
| kill them once and for all?

Probably not, at least not enough to be reliable.

What I do is split known mailing lists first, then a list of known spam
domains (all of which appear to be out of business these days :), mail from
daemon and cron, mail addressed specifically to me, and finally everything
else into the spam bucket.  These days more spam slips through into my
regular mail folder, but moving it with `B m' is easy.  I also very
systematically complain about *EVERY* spam message I get (I don't ignore my 
spambucket).

My anti-spamming setup looks like this:

(setq
 nnmail-split-methods
 '(
   ....
   ("spam"	rat:despam)
   ....
   ))

(defun rat:despam (arg)
  "Return non-nil if mail is from a known spammer."
  (goto-char (point-min))
  (re-search-forward (mapconcat 'regexp-quote spammers "\\|") nil t))

(setq spammers '(
"000.000.000.000" "bbbiiizzz.com" "bigbuxs.net" "bigprofits.com"
"bizproplus.com" "bulk-e-mail.com" "c-y-b-e-r-p-r-o-m-o.com"
"cybermirror1.com" "cyberpromo.com" "directhit.nett" "forevermails.net"
"free.speach.com" "future.com" "gonet.com" "iemmc.org" "ispam.net"
"jobspc.com" "joinusnow.com" "keepmailing.com" "makemoney.com"
"mary-world.com" "mkt-america" "mkt-usa" "moneyworld.com" "natureplus.com"
"needmorehits.com" "netamerica1.com" "netsky.net" "nowhere.com"
"nutrition.com" "opportunityhotline.com" "promrktng.com" "savetrees.com"
"selfhelpnet.com" "stockpick.com" "successmail.com" "we-deliver.net"
"wealthmore.com" "webcruiser.com" "worldlet.net"

"ops@bbnplanet.com" "abuse@" "abuse-reply@" "four11.com" "nobody@uu.net"
"autoresponder@hotmail.com" "postmaster@juno.com" "policy@digex.net"
"pmd@aol.net" "policy@" "spamcomplaints@" "SPAMCOMPLNTS@" "support@"
"acct_closed@" "nowhere@wt.net" "nohotmailadd@hotmail.com"
"mhoccum@corp.earthlink.net" "COMPLAINTS@" "autoreply@"
))
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Re: score rule for stopping fdjg.com spam

[Steinar Bang]

>>>>> Stainless Steel Rat <ratinox@peorth.gweep.net>:

> What I do is split known mailing lists first, then a list of known
> spam domains (all of which appear to be out of business these days
> :), mail from daemon and cron, mail addressed specifically to me,
> and finally everything else into the spam bucket.  These days more
> spam slips through into my regular mail folder, but moving it with
> `B m' is easy.

I have the same approach.  

But with `B m', note the rendering annoyance that prompted the start
of the thread with the Subject
        article selected when doing B m

However, I was thinking of USENET, rather than mail for this
particular score rule.