How the heck do I get this thing to filter on "Content-Type: image/gif;" in the body. When I view a sample spam with this "Content-Type" is in RED meaning that it is recognized as a spam word, but the real identifier that really could do some good is the "image/gif". I never get real emails with embedded images in base64:
I get a ton of these every day and I can't train them because the spammer includes a large letter of regular non-spam text usually taken from some webpage or news story. I really need a "Body" magnet or someway to manually set the value of "Content-Type: image/gif;" to spam with a very high count. As it is I am totally powerless with this tool it seems. If anyone knows how to get this done please let me know.
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How the heck do I get this thing to filter on "Content-Type: image/gif;" in the body. When I view a sample spam with this "Content-Type" is in RED meaning that it is recognized as a spam word, but the real identifier that really could do some good is the "image/gif". I never get real emails with embedded images in base64:
------=_NextPart_000_0007_01C730D1.EC855E50
Content-Type: image/gif;
name="AVbjmHe1Fv.gif"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: base64
Content-ID: <g3LLPyDTUIpKwB7oGRMw>
I get a ton of these every day and I can't train them because the spammer includes a large letter of regular non-spam text usually taken from some webpage or news story. I really need a "Body" magnet or someway to manually set the value of "Content-Type: image/gif;" to spam with a very high count. As it is I am totally powerless with this tool it seems. If anyone knows how to get this done please let me know.