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Um yes, that's covered in the "malicious URL removal" part. Hard to do malicious URL removal without, you know, looking at the URLs to see if they need to be re
by bskap 13y ago
Um yes, that's covered in the "malicious URL removal" part. Hard to do malicious URL removal without, you know, looking at the URLs to see if they need to be removed.
- alephnil 13y agoExcept that they only checked HTTPS URLs, and most malicious URLs are on HTTP, which they apparently not checked.
- bskap 13y agoAre you an expert in this domain or are you just parroting what the article said? I can think of at least one reason for a spam filter to contact the computer for an HTTPS request but not for an HTTP request- you want to find out what certificate they're using.