Anti-spam Page

On this page, you can configure Dr.Web anti-spam.

 

Note

This option is available for Dr.Web Security Space products only.

 

SpIDer Mail scans incoming messages for spam by default. To deliver messages without scanning, select Do not check mail for spam.

For details on a certain option, click a corresponding item in the picture.  To get information on options available in other pages, click the corresponding link in the picture.

For details on a certain option, click a corresponding item in the picture.
To get information on options available in other pages, click the corresponding link in the picture.

In the Spam check options group, you can select messages that should not be regarded as spam automatically and configure how labelling of filtered email. Details

Option

Description

Allow cyrillic text

Instructs SpIDer Mail to analyze messages with Cyrillic encoding instead of regarding them as spam automatically. If this option is disabled, it is highly probable that messages with Cyrillic encoding will be regarded as spam.

This options is selected by default.

Allow Asian text

Instructs SpIDer Mail to analyze messages with common Asian encodings instead of regarding them as spam automatically. If this option is disabled, it is highly probable that messages with an Asian encoding will be regarded as spam.

This options is selected by default.

Add a prefix to the subjects of spam messages

Instructs SpIDer Mail to add a special prefix to the subjects of spam messages.

Using a prefix allows you to create filter rules for spam in those mail clients (for example, Microsoft Outlook Express) where it is not possible to enable filtering by headers.

By default, this option is enabled and SpIDer Mail adds the [SPAM] prefix to the Subject field of all spam messages.

White and Black lists

Click to list senders whose messages you want to deliver or regard as spam automatically.

Processing Mail by Spam Filter

SpIDer Mail adds the following header to the processed messages:

X-DrWeb-SpamState: <value>, where <value> indicates whether the messages is spam (Yes) or not (No).
X-DrWeb-SpamVersion: <version>, where <version> indicates Dr.Web Anti-spam version;
X-DrWeb-SpamReason: <spam rate>, where <spam rate> includes list of evaluations on various spam criteria..

You can use these headers and the prefix in the Subject field, if selected, to configure email filtering with your mail client.

 

Note

If you use IMAP/NNTP protocols, configure your mail client to download complete messages from mail server at once, i.e. without previewing their headers. This is required for correct operation of the spam filter.

 

To improve performance of the spam filter, you can report errors in spam detection.

To report spam detection errors

1.Create a new email and attach the message that was processed incorrectly by the spam filter. Messages included within the email body are not analyzed.
2.Send the message to one of the following addresses:
If the attached message is detected as spam incorrectly, send the email to vrnonspam@drweb.com.
If the attached messages is an undetected spam, send it to vrspam@drweb.com.