January 25, 2020

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Fighting Spam for Fun and Profit: What's New in SpamAssassin

Fighting Spam for Fun and Profit: What's New in SpamAssassin

After 3 years from the release of SpamAssassin 3.4.1 a new release has been released; during the talk I will analyze what's new in the just released 3.4.2 SpamAssassin version, new plugins, new rules …
Talk Title Fighting Spam for Fun and Profit: What's New in SpamAssassin
Speakers Giovanni Bechis (Software Engineer, SNB S.r.l.)
Conference Open Source Summit + ELC Europe
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Location Edinburgh, UK
Date Oct 21-25, 2018
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After 3 years from the release of SpamAssassin 3.4.1 a new release has been released; during the talk I will analyze what’s new in the just released 3.4.2 SpamAssassin version, new plugins, new rules and security improvements.I will also explain how to improve antispam efficiency thanks to custom rules and plugins.Some features that will be available in future versions will be explained as well.

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