full-disclosure - About spamb strange characters

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Message-ID: <017001c31955$eeebc810$1d01320a@drizzt>
From: nexus at patrol.i-way.co.uk (Nexus)
Subject: About spamb strange characters

> obfuscation or both. The more we try to detect spam, the more the spammers
> try to defeat it. Only decent legislation will stop it.
>
> -
> John Airey, BSc (Jt Hons), CNA, RHCE

Legislation is all well and good with the proviso that it's as global as the
internet itself - very, very unlikely to happen.
Edjumakating all these clueless MTA sysadmins that provide spammers with
thousands of open relays would be the only way to do it IMHO.
Mind you, that's also as likely... may as well repeatedly bang your head
against the ISP's abuse@ auto-ignorer ;-)

Cheers.