Re: Hashing spam

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escom wrote:

I work on an approach to block spam with a database of hash (md5) string of
spam email:
1) Reporting a "verified" spam to the database server on the web
2) the mail client check incoming mail, generate a hash string send to and
verify the presence on the server, is yes block email.
3) download a hot list to block directly on the machine


It's been done, and the spammers have already evolved to get around it: they randomize the messages so that the hashes don't match.

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