Re: [SPAM] Simple solution? (new one)
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>>>>> "TeLeNiEkO" == TeLeNiEkO \(Marc Fargas\) <TeLeNiEkO> writes:
TeLeNiEkO> How many of you send the SAME mail to more than two lists ?
TeLeNiEkO> That should not be so hard to check if the SAME message is
TeLeNiEkO> sent to two or more lists in half an hour... I don't think
TeLeNiEkO> it's so hard to implement, isn't it ?
Cross posting is relatively common. E.g. between debian-user and
debian-laptop. However sending the same message to several lists, but
only addressing one at a time is very uncommon.
The quick and easy way to detect duplicates is to keep a hash of all the
messages. But spammers could easily circumvent this by adding some
randomness to their messages.
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