THE FILTERS
1 Virus Attached?
2 Duplicate Fm-To
3 Whitelist (Passlist)
4 Friendly Domains
5 Newsletters
6 List Subscriptions
7 Keywords
8 Personality
9 Bogus Address
10 Username in
Subject
11 Click Here
12 !!!!!!!!!!!!
13 Remote Images
or Database Links
14 Bcc From
Unknown
15 Bad Word List #1
16 Bad Word List #2
17 Tracking Codes
in Subject
18 Bad Word List #3
19 Bad Word List #4
20 Bad Word List #5
21 Too Many HTTP's
22 Adult Links
23 Bogus Hotmail,
AOL and Yahoo
Other Interesting
Eudora Filters:
Numerical User
Name
HTML Contents
Asian Characters
Blank Subject
Secret Keyword
With Auto-Reply
EUDORA SPAM FILTER 23
Bogus Email "From" Hotmail, AOL or Yahoo
Catches:
Email with forged headers claiming to be from "Hotmail", "AOL" or "Yahoo"This is actually a set of three different filters, each performing a similar function. Email claiming to be from Hotmail but not having the Hotmail-added header "X-Originating-IP" is most likely fake. Email from Hotmail, AOL or Yahoo that does not have "Hotmail", "AOL" or "Yahoo" in the Message-ID header, are most likely fake.
Match: Incoming and Manual Header From: Verb: contains Value: HOTMAIL conjunction and Header X-Originating-IP (you must type this header in, it's not a selection) Verb: Doesn't appear Value: Actions: Transfer To Spam.mbx (or to the trash) Make Label 3 Skip Rest This filter looks in the "From:" header - if it claims to be from a Hotmail account, it should have the Hotmail X-Originating-IP header added. Exceptions - email from Hotmail users but forwarded from a third party such as Hallmark e-greeting cards or Ebay will not have the Hotmail X-Originating-IP header added. These users will not be a problem if they are included on your whitelist.
Match: Incoming and Manual Header From: Verb: contains Value: AOL conjunction and Header Message-ID (you must type this header in, it's not a selection) Verb: Doesn't contain Value: AOL.COM Actions: Transfer To Spam.mbx (or to the trash) Make Label 3 Skip Rest This filter looks in the "From:" header - if it claims to be from an AOL account, it should have "AOL.COM" in the Message-ID header. Exceptions - email from AOL users but forwarded from a third party such as Hallmark e-greeting cards or Ebay will not contain AOL.COM in the message-ID header. These users will not be a problem if they are included on your whitelist.
Match: Incoming and Manual Header From: Verb: contains Value: YAHOO conjunction and Header Message-ID (you must type this header in, it's not a selection) Verb: Doesn't contain Value: YAHOO Actions: Transfer To Spam.mbx (or to the trash) Make Label 3 Skip Rest This filter looks in the "From:" header - if it claims to be from a Yahoo account, it should have "YAHOO" in the Message-ID header. Exceptions - email from Yahooligans but forwarded from a third party such as Hallmark e-greeting cards or Ebay will not contain "Yahoo" in the Message-ID header. These users will not be a problem if they are included on your whitelist.
