Honeypots add to the solution and do not interfere. Honeypot-trapped spam
can also be used to feed into the DCC and Razor databases. No matter how
cleverly the spammers disguise the spammish nature of what they send it
is
known to be spam the instant a honeypot traps it.
It strikes me that this might be the most sensible sort of use
for honeypots. So not exactly a "solution" then, but an assisting
technology?
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