Has anyone had success with generating recipes based on "coding strings"
inadvertently included in spam messages?
Ie,
From %RNDLCCHAR514(_at_)hotmail(_dot_)com,
Message-ID: <%RNDUCCHAR2025(_at_)hotmail(_dot_)com>,
X-Message-Info: 0189RJBPED8870RND_UC_CHAR[1-3]vr47/OtLZzwlV13nXKti403aS
and X-sgxRND_LC_CHAR2: CIspjZCYQ
I'm assuming "RNDLCCHAR514" translates to "5 to 14 random lower case
characters."
L = [a-z]
:0 D
* $ ^^From $L$L$L$L$L+@
* $ ! ^^From $L$L$L$L$L$L$L$L$L$L$L$L$L$L$L@
spam
The above should match the "5 - 14 random lower case characters;" but is
there a more concise method of describing the range.
(FWIW, I consider X-Message-Info and X-(lowercase anything) indicitave of
spam so it really doesn't matter how they construct those. :) )
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