[RD]evilnumbers ruleset updated

[Matt Yackley <sa...@yackley.org>]

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Updated:
evilnumbers.cf

Changes:
Added user submissions, removed ARUBA spammer rule (use 70_sare_specific.cf instead,
as it contains a better version), added GPG/PGP sig file

http://www.rulesemporium.com/rules.htm


Cheers,
matt
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Re: [RD]evilnumbers ruleset updated

[Ralph Seichter <ma...@seichter.de>]

Matt Yackley wrote:

 > added GPG/PGP sig file

Thanks, Matt. By the way, the signature file

   http://www.rulesemporium.com/rules/70_sare_genlsubj1.cf.sig

has been absent for weeks now. ;-) On June 22, Bob Menschel told me
that he was on the road and that the last changes to the GenlSubj1
ruleset was made by another SARE ninja who did not yet use GPG and
could thus not create the signature file. Could you perhaps do it on
his behalf (in case Bob is still absent)?

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Re: [RD]evilnumbers ruleset updated

[Mariano Absatz <sp...@lists.com.ar>]

Hi Matt,

thanx for a great job, I'm upgrading as I write (I don't use rdj)... 

I was thinking... I have quite a few 'evil numbers' from Argentina (my own 
country), and I'd be willing to send them (along with spam samples, if you 
want) in case you'd like to add them to evilnumbers.cf (or create a foreing 
evilnumbers.cf).

Other than that, the Spanish 'language pack' at 
http://www.yackley.org/sa-rules/98_text_es_evilnumbers.cf seems to have been 
generated by a translation tool... 'tirada' is not a good translation of 
'pulled' in that context... and the order of the words is a bit weird:

>El mensaje contiene el número o la dirección de teléfono tirada del spam

I'd put it more like:

>El mensaje contiene un número de teléfono o una dirección utilizados en spam

or:

>El mensaje contiene un número de teléfono o una dirección tomados del spam

or shorter (like in the English version):

>Número de teléfono o dirección utilizados en spam

Feel free to use them (I like the last one the most).


El 7 Jul 2004 a las 23:06, Matt Yackley escribió:

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> 
> Updated:
> evilnumbers.cf
> 
> Changes:
> Added user submissions, removed ARUBA spammer rule (use 70_sare_specific.cf instead,
> as it contains a better version), added GPG/PGP sig file
> 
> http://www.rulesemporium.com/rules.htm
> 

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Mariano Absatz
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