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Title : A MIME Encoding for Spam Inoculation Messages
Author(s) : B. Yerazunis
Filename : draft-yerazunis-spamfilt-inoculation-03.txt
Pages : 12
Date : 2004-2-16
This document describes in detail a method for encapsulating an
email message or text sample for the purpose of training (or
'inoculating') a mail filter. The sample messages or text (the
'payload') provide the contextual information necessary for the
filter to reject ('spam') or accept ('non-spam') the message being
inoculated, or messages similar in design.
RFC 1521 defines the MIME format. This document expands on this by
adding an 'inoculation' MIME subtype, and also adds additional
header fields necessary to the functionality being provided.
This message format is designed to enable different mail filters of
different design to communicate inoculations with one another using
the MIME subtype introduced.
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