jef moskot wrote: > On Fri, 22 May 2009, Bill Landry wrote: >> In the past 1.5 days here: >> 1 HTML.Iframe-32 >> 1 MSRBL-Images.4-0-wx >> 1 Sanesecurity.Casino >> 1 Sanesecurity.Job >> 1 Sanesecurity.Scam4 >> 2 Exploit.HTML >> 2 Phishing.Heuristics >> 3 Sanesecurity.Phishing >> 3 Sanesecurity.ScamL >> 13 Sanesecurity.SpamImg >> 36 JS.Redirect-2 >> 38 Sanesecurity.Hdr >> 221 Sanesecurity.Jurlbl >> 392 Sanesecurity.Spam >> 482 Sanesecurity.Junk >> 551 INetMsg.Email > > This looks good. Have any of the testers experienced false positives? > > Is the list intended for outright blocking or for scoring? Well, several sites are using it, and I haven't gotten any fp reports either on-list or off-list. However, my personal opinion is that no list should ever be used for outright blocking. I would recommend using it in a scoring system. But try it out and see what you think. It should be available via the Sanesecurity rsync servers very soon... Bill