Deliberate false signatures in spam?

[Mads Laursen]

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On 21/07/03 20.52, Neil Williams wrote:
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> Just received a spam message with this contained within:
[snip: spam with faked sig]

Very creative way to mask spam, what on earth will they think of next?

> (Hopefully the inclusion of the content won't invalidate my own
> signature! Let me know!)

Since you asked, it validates perfectly well. PGP/MIME seems fairly
robust, AFAIK you can even attach signed messages and sign the result,
and have it all work.

/dossen
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"Nuclear war can ruin your whole compile."
-- Karl Lehenbauer

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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE-----
Version: GnuPG v1.2.2 (GNU/Linux)

iD8DBQE/HEht411kMaBbTb0RAhJPAJ0fpgNOg08oLQkXRj00B6WzsUgHEgCfUMr6
xKc1swkxkdvPnxBtwqXNqdU=
=eDD8
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