Ok - this is getting a little ridiculous.

[Keith Dowell <ke...@rogersmfg.com>]

Here's one I just got that got through. Is there a blatant stupidity filter
for this junk out there?


On stock: ; v1@GRa , Pn.t.ermin > .Valium. . X@nax =3D S0m@ & A`t|v@n
   <p>
   Plus: Tram@d:o|, U, L.3v|tra, Pr0:p3cia, Acyc|0vi`r, Pr0z@:c, P@`xil, B=
u:sp@r, Ad|pe:x, I0`nam|n, M3ridi.a, X.3nica|, Ambi.3n, S0naT`a, Fl3xe'ril=

Re: Ok - this is getting a little ridiculous.

[Chris Thielen <cm...@someone.dhs.org>]

Keith Dowell said:
> Here's one I just got that got through. Is there a blatant stupidity
> filter
> for this junk out there?
>
>
> On stock: ; v1@GRa , Pn.t.ermin > .Valium. . X@nax =3D S0m@ & A`t|v@n
>    <p>
>    Plus: Tram@d:o|, U, L.3v|tra, Pr0:p3cia, Acyc|0vi`r, Pr0z@:c, P@`xil,
> B=
> u:sp@r, Ad|pe:x, I0`nam|n, M3ridi.a, X.3nica|, Ambi.3n, S0naT`a,
> Fl3xe'ril=

I think Matt Kettler's Antidrug.cf should catch a bunch of those.  You can
also try plugging the (non-obfuscated) drug names into CMOScript and add
the rulesfile it generates (see sig).

--
Chris Thielen

Easily generate SpamAssassin rules to catch obfuscated spam phrases
(0BFU$C/\TED SPA/\/\ P|-|RA$ES):
http://www.sandgnat.com/cmos/