FanJ
February 16th, 2003, 11:28 AM
There is, as in every month, a new Cryptogram newsletter from Bruce Schneier.
Bruce has warned that certain Spam-filters might catch it as Spam.
Quote:
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In the process of
creating this month's Crypto-Gram, I discovered that SpamAssassin
thinks that this issue is spam, probably because of certain links and
descriptions of scams in the text. I have anecdotal evidence that
other spam filters block Crypto-Gram as well.
I'm therefore taking the unusual step of sending you this note warning
you that Crypto-Gram will shortly be on its way. If it doesn't show up
in your mailbox, the most likely explanation is that your spam filter
caught it. Your choices are either to adjust your spam filter (and if
you have a spam filter that requests human verification, it will be
replied to) or to read the issue online, at
http://www.counterpane.com/crypto-gram-0302.html.
I'd apologize for the inconvenience, but I'm not sure what I could do
to make it less so -- I don't intend to alter my content to accommodate
spam filters.
Bruce Schneier
Bruce has warned that certain Spam-filters might catch it as Spam.
Quote:
[hr]
In the process of
creating this month's Crypto-Gram, I discovered that SpamAssassin
thinks that this issue is spam, probably because of certain links and
descriptions of scams in the text. I have anecdotal evidence that
other spam filters block Crypto-Gram as well.
I'm therefore taking the unusual step of sending you this note warning
you that Crypto-Gram will shortly be on its way. If it doesn't show up
in your mailbox, the most likely explanation is that your spam filter
caught it. Your choices are either to adjust your spam filter (and if
you have a spam filter that requests human verification, it will be
replied to) or to read the issue online, at
http://www.counterpane.com/crypto-gram-0302.html.
I'd apologize for the inconvenience, but I'm not sure what I could do
to make it less so -- I don't intend to alter my content to accommodate
spam filters.
Bruce Schneier