This plug-in for The Bat! and Voyager prevents spam and phishing attacks by filtering POP3 and IMAP accounts. It uses headers to delete spam emails on the server.
This software boasts a unique statistical trainable classification algorithm that analyzes your private correspondence in order to effectively analyze incoming messages. By singling out distinguishing features from messages of different classes, the algorithm is able to track back the history of classifying messages and training the plug-in using a filtering log.
Additionally, the plug-in has the ability to delete spam right on the server by headers using a list of account settings. The accounts for filtering can be added manually or automatically for non-secure connections. The rest of the messages are downloaded to the email client for filtering by full content and the messages with high spam ratio are moved to a special folder automatically.
In addition to the statistical algorithm, the plug-in also supports several complementary methods including black and white lists of email addresses, an anti-phishing filter, blocking spam by the IP address of the sender (using DNSBL services), and black and white Regexp-based rules.
Moreover, several methods are used for filtering graphical spam such as blocking spam with inline images linked to third-party web sites or blocking messages with animated GIF pictures in attachment. The plug-in also checks the domains from message text via a list of selected URIBL services, where messages having blacklisted domains in text are classified as spam.
Furthermore, the plug-in is integrated with SpamNet spam-fighting community, while SniperSync is a TCP server that allows AntispamSniper plug-ins to use the common whitelist of email addresses and a common database of message descriptors. The different copies of the plug-in in local network can use this common database via two-way synchronization with the SniperSync server.
Overall, the AntispamSniper plug-in is an effective tool that offers various methods to combat spam, making it a valuable addition to any email client.
Additionally, the plug-in has the ability to delete spam right on the server by headers using a list of account settings. The accounts for filtering can be added manually or automatically for non-secure connections. The rest of the messages are downloaded to the email client for filtering by full content and the messages with high spam ratio are moved to a special folder automatically.
In addition to the statistical algorithm, the plug-in also supports several complementary methods including black and white lists of email addresses, an anti-phishing filter, blocking spam by the IP address of the sender (using DNSBL services), and black and white Regexp-based rules.
Moreover, several methods are used for filtering graphical spam such as blocking spam with inline images linked to third-party web sites or blocking messages with animated GIF pictures in attachment. The plug-in also checks the domains from message text via a list of selected URIBL services, where messages having blacklisted domains in text are classified as spam.
Furthermore, the plug-in is integrated with SpamNet spam-fighting community, while SniperSync is a TCP server that allows AntispamSniper plug-ins to use the common whitelist of email addresses and a common database of message descriptors. The different copies of the plug-in in local network can use this common database via two-way synchronization with the SniperSync server.
Overall, the AntispamSniper plug-in is an effective tool that offers various methods to combat spam, making it a valuable addition to any email client.
What's New
Version 3.3.5.4: N/A
Version 3.3.5.1: N/A