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Matt Riffle [mattriffle.com]
Exec. VP of Technology
pair Networks, Inc. [pair.com]

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Wednesday March 03, 2004
09:56 AM

W32/Bagle.j@MM SpamAssassin Rules

[ #17740 ]
These are admittedly not pretty (or condensed as much as they could be), but they work:

http://www.jennandmatt.com/misc/bagle/

On a post formatting note: is there any way I'm missing to do something similar to <pre> tags in a post? I couldn't get the rules to format correctly inline, hence the URL.

-Matt


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  • Can't use <pre> tags because someone might screw up the formatting of a page by posting a comment that's one big long line. Really has more to do with Slashdot users than it being a real problem on use.perl.org.

    What you want is <ecode>.

    header   BAGLE_WORM_SUBJ1  Subject =~ /E-?mail account (security|utilization|disabling) warning\./
    describe BAGLE_WORM_SUBJ1  Virus - Appears to be the W32/Bagle.j@MM worm
    score    BAGLE_WORM_SUBJ1  5

    header   BAGLE_W

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