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    Posted: 06 June 2005 at 12:54pm

All,

Trying to detect:

Received: from [153.160.239.84] (port=3379 helo=[Jan])

In the headers with no success.  I have a working RegEx but it still doesn't see it. I have the setting ScanReceivedHeaders=1 in my INI file.  I have a keyword of:

((?i)received: from \[(\d+?\.){3}(\d+?)\] \(port\=(\d){3,} helo=\[)

Thoughts?

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OK then ... I will answer myself.

The following *DOES* work
((?i)\[(\d+?\.){3}(\d+?)\] \(port\=(\d){3,} helo=\[)

Leaving the "received: from" part out.

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What is the advantage of that regex?
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Kevin,

I am finding a stupid amount of spam with something like:
Received: from [43.53.50.36] (port=3173 helo=[Armand])

in the headers.  I have a zero false positive so far by killing messages with this type of header and an catching a lot.

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Interesting, I'm always curious to try out your stuff, so I just need that regex as it sits?
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Kevin,

((?i)\[(\d+?\.){3}(\d+?)\] \(port\=(\d){3,} helo=\[)

Should work.

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2  Text OR HTML    joe@domain.net Heriberto@wsm.com i have seen some sh*t, but this. 6/13/2005 9:50:18 AM Keywords found in content Found Keywords: [((?i)\[(\d+?\.){3}(\d+?)\] \(port\=(\d){3,} helo=\[)] SID=5 mx01
3  Text OR HTML    joe@domain.net Heriberto@wsm.com i have seen some sh*t, but this. 6/13/2005 9:50:16 AM Keywords found in content Found Keywords: [((?i)\[(\d+?\.){3}(\d+?)\] \(port\=(\d){3,} helo=\[)] SID=5 mx0
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Does it require subject: before it or just throw it in the keywords black list?
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Throw it in EXACTLY as is but make sure your ini setting for headder scanning in turned on.

ScanReceivedHeaders=1

This is a "Recieved" line in the header.

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