WO2006102164A2 - System, method and device for trapping mass-delivery electronic messages - Google Patents

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WO2006102164A2
WO2006102164A2 PCT/US2006/009871 US2006009871W WO2006102164A2 WO 2006102164 A2 WO2006102164 A2 WO 2006102164A2 US 2006009871 W US2006009871 W US 2006009871W WO 2006102164 A2 WO2006102164 A2 WO 2006102164A2
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  • Earthlink provides a challenge message system using an "Allowed Sender Request Form.”
  • Such affirmative response techniques are effective, but not fail-safe since they rely on the user to take action in order to let certain senders through, i.e. it requires the user to monitor for false positives and manage legitimate senders since it treats all unknown senders the same.
  • the "Allowed Sender Request Form" is particularly burdensome for business users who often receive email from unknown senders and do not wish to spend time monitoring junkmail folders or responding to requests for authorization.
  • a number of systems are in use for communicating a human intelligible
  • the new system can be operated remotely so it does not need to consume the user's bandwidth and it applies simultaneously to all retrieval points and platforms.
  • the method utilizes human language and comprehension as a means of filtering the email.
  • the user sets a rule for incoming electronic messages, such as email, so that messages that contain a certain pass-phrase (preferably in the subject line) will always be accepted.
  • An automatic reply to blocked senders instructs them on how to bypass the trap using the pass-phrase.
  • the user can change the pass- phrase as often as needed and can set white lists and black lists. Changes to email routes or MX records are not required.
  • server-side processing systems may be used in the present invention as long as the system can reject filtered email, forward it to another address and accept a rule to automatically pass email containing a designated pass-phrase, preferably in the subject line. Additionally, once the system of this invention is deployed into public use, mail servers will require a means of detecting that a given message is an
  • This invention represents an ideal spam trap, it does not require the user to download email in order to filter it, it applies to all retrieval points and platforms at once, it provides a reliable mechanism for avoiding false positives by using human-dependant instructions to bypass the trap, it does not require rerouting MX records, and it can reside anywhere on the Internet.
  • this invention is fail-safe in that the user is not required to monitor a junkmail folder for false positives or take action to allow email from unknown senders to be delivered, the system operates unattended and without ⁇ burden on the user. Since filtered senders are ultimately differentiated by whether or not they are human, this system allows even unknown senders to reach the user without user interaction but blocks computer generated mass email. This is particularly important for business users who are often receiving email from individuals who are not already known to them.
  • this invention may be applied to other types of communications in addition to traditional POP3, IMAP or MS Exchange email, such as instant messages (“IM”) , short message services (“SMS”), hypertext transport protocol (“HTTP”), wireless local area networks (“LAN”) connections, ad-hoc computer networks, or other electronic communication protocols (collectively “electronic messages”) or analog signals such as radio.
  • IM instant messages
  • SMS short message services
  • HTTP hypertext transport protocol
  • LAN wireless local area networks
  • ad-hoc computer networks or other electronic communication protocols (collectively “electronic messages”) or analog signals such as radio.
  • the challenge or instructional message could be any combination of communications in addition to traditional POP3, IMAP or MS Exchange email, such as instant messages (“IM”) , short message services (“SMS”), hypertext transport protocol (“HTTP”), wireless local area networks (“LAN”) connections, ad-hoc computer networks, or other electronic communication protocols (collectively “electronic messages”) or analog signals such as radio.
  • IM instant messages
  • SMS short message services
  • LAN local area networks
  • electronic messages collectively "electronic messages”
  • FIG 1 is a flow chart of a "spam trap" system according to my present invention.
  • Filtered electronic messages such as, for example, the email in this example, is sent back to the sender who then comprehends the instructions to modify the subject line of their original email with a pass-phrase and resend it.
  • a rule is set on the server to accept all email with the pass-phrase anywhere in the subject line (in this case, "filtered” using wildcards (*'s) i.e. * filtered* so that the position of the word in the subject line does not matter).
  • the modified message bypasses the filter after being resent the subject is prepended with the word "Trapped.” In this way the user is automatically alerted that the sender bypassed the trap and additional processing, such as white or black listing, can be facilitated.

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System and method for substantially preventing mass-delivery and/or unsolicited electronic messages from reaching an end user's electronic message address (Figure 1). A filter is used to either pass or fail a message, to recognize a pass-phrase, to deliver electroni messages to a first mailbox of an end user when the pass-phrase is identified or when the message passes the filter criteria, and to sen the message to an alternative mailbox when the pass-phrase is not identified and the message fails said filter criteria. The alternative mailbox has a mailbox name different than the first mailbox name, and has a reply address set to a different electronic message addre The alternative mailbox is configured to receive electronic messages delivered through the filter and send a reply containing a human instruction to the electronic message address of the received electronic message, the human instruction indicating a pass-phrase. This invention offers a method of ensuring compatibility among all active spam handling systems thereby avoiding feedback loops and allowing massdeployment of such systems regardless of the specific method used.

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SYSTEM, METHOD AND DEVICE FOR TRAPPING MASS-DELIVERY ELECTRONIC MESSAGES
BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION
1. Field of the Invention
This invention relates to a novel method of preventing mass-delivery
and/or unsolicited electronic messages ("spam" or "junk mail") from reaching
an end-user's electronic message ("email") address. The technique involves a
hybrid approach of both server-sided and user-sided filtering techniques along
with a new concept of a "spam trap" that discriminates between computer-
generated email and that from human senders. This technique provides a
reliable method of ensuring that legitimate email gets through while
eliminating the need to review depositories of junk mail for false positives
(legitimate email wrongly identified as spam). The method does not require
the user to download email in order to filter it, thereby applying to all of the
user's email retrieval points without additional software or configuration. The
system employs a humanistic method to avoid false positives. Filtered
messages are confirmed with human comprehendible instructions to bypass the
filter; such as "resend your message using the third word of this sentence in
your subject line." Easily understood by humans, such statements are
essentially impossible for computers to decipher with current technology.
2. Description of the Prior Art
A mail exchange (MX) record is an entry in a domain name database i that identifies the mail server that is responsible for handling emails for that domain name. Once received by the MX host there are two basic methods of handling spam: server-sided or user-sided filtering. Server-sided filtering is when an MX host offers built-in spam filters that can process the spam before it gets to the user's inbox. MX Logic of Denver, CO, is a company that provides this service to users who authorize their MX record to be routed through the company's server. This approach limits spam and applies simultaneously to all retrieval points, but there is no fail-safe method of ensuring against false positives, so the user must constantly monitor a "junkmail" folder to be sure he or she is not missing legitimate email. Earthlink of Atlanta, GA, offers a service called spamBlocker that offers 3 levels of protection: off, medium ("known spam blocking") and highest ("suspect Email and known spam Blocking"). The medium level blocks known spam and the highest level blocks all senders except those on the user's white list. The highest level is described by Earthlink on their web site as: "(Highest Protection) Suspect email blocking — Want to be virtually 100% protected? Filter all emails from senders who are not in your personal address book. You can read messages in your Suspect Email folder at any time, or EarthLink can send you a daily summary of suspect messages." Earthlink provides a challenge message system using an "Allowed Sender Request Form." Such affirmative response techniques are effective, but not fail-safe since they rely on the user to take action in order to let certain senders through, i.e. it requires the user to monitor for false positives and manage legitimate senders since it treats all unknown senders the same. The "Allowed Sender Request Form" is particularly burdensome for business users who often receive email from unknown senders and do not wish to spend time monitoring junkmail folders or responding to requests for authorization.
User-sided systems, such as those available from Qurb, Inc. of San Mateo, CA and Symantec Corporation of Cupertino, CA, use resident programs
which process email as it is received, typically moving it into a folder for the user to check later. User-side systems can also employ an "affirmative response" technique to quarantine suspected messages until the sender responds to a challenge message, at which point the email is removed from quarantine and made visible to the user. Although Qurb uses a challenge method it does not rely on human interpretation to bypass the filter, a simple reply is all that is needed. User-sided systems have the disadvantage of requiring that the email be downloaded to the user in order to be processed. If an affirmative response method is used it additionally requires upload time for the challenge messages to be sent. This can be costly for low bandwidth or mobile users. Furthermore these types of systems must be applied at each point of retrieval. Users who receive email, for example, at work, home and from their notebook PC while traveling would have to install and configure the software (including white lists and black lists) on all three machines. Such users would be completely unprotected if using any other retrieval point such as public terminal in an internet cafe, or if retrieving email from a different platform such as a handheld PDA or mobile phone.
Both types of systems use heuristic, statistical and reputation-based approaches of applying criteria and rules that determine the validity of the email, either passing or failing it. A user-adjustable setting is often provided, allowing the user to set the filter sensitivity as low, medium or high. Typically the user can create "white lists" and "black lists" (always accept or always
reject). Some systems can even offer "training" methods to improve the filter's accuracy over time.
A number of systems are in use for communicating a human intelligible
message for security purposes. For example, America Online of Dulles, VA,
uses a stylized image of a pass-phrase for users to interpret in order to reset
their sign-on password in the event of 2 failed log-on attempts. This concept,
however, has not been applied to electronic messaging in the form of an email processing system which serves to filter spam. Such application is not obvious
as indicated by the Anti-Spam Technical Alliance Technology And Policy
Proposal prepared by the Anti-Spam Alliance (June 22, 2004). This group,
comprised of experts from leading internet service providers, software firms
and electronic communication companies (including Microsoft, AOL, Yahoo!, Comcast and others) fails to identify the approach of this invention as a method of challenging the spam problem.
A method of SolidBlue Software of Ontario, Canada, uses the EarthLink approach of affirmative response, but they provide it via their own web site
linked to their MX host. The sender receives a challenge message with a web link; after following the link they read a stylized key and enter it into the web
site along with their email address. The sender's mail is then delivered to the
user. It's an elegant system, but it requires users to re-route their MX records
through the company's servers. This requirement is self-limiting for broad deployment since it is unreasonable to expect all email users who wish to avoid
spam to use a proprietary MX host.
Like the EarthLink system, SolidBlue users have no control over the key and therefore there is no opportunity to leverage the versatility of the pass phrase system, i.e. multiple levels, temporary, child protection, etc. Plus, having to enter your email address into a web site is something that most spam- conscience users are reluctant to do. In fact, spammers could use bogus
challenge messages of this type to induce unsuspecting emailers to validate their address for increased targeting. This is not an issue with the pass phrase approach; there is no outside link and ultimately it is the user who decides to either use the pass phrase on a previously sent email or not.
All of the affirmative response methods share a common flaw: interactions between them are unpredictable. There is no assured compatibility, so if an Earthlink user who sends a message to a SolidBlue user is blocked as spam, the challenge message that returns from SolidBlue could likewise be identified as spam by the Earthlink system. A feedback loop results and the original message never gets through.
Summary of the Invention
I have unexpectedly discovered a highly effective method of trapping spam that does not require the user to monitor a "junkfile" and ensures that legitimate senders are not unduly filtered. Furthermore, the new system can be operated remotely so it does not need to consume the user's bandwidth and it applies simultaneously to all retrieval points and platforms. The method utilizes human language and comprehension as a means of filtering the email. The user sets a rule for incoming electronic messages, such as email, so that messages that contain a certain pass-phrase (preferably in the subject line) will always be accepted. An automatic reply to blocked senders instructs them on how to bypass the trap using the pass-phrase. The user can change the pass- phrase as often as needed and can set white lists and black lists. Changes to email routes or MX records are not required.
Any of a number of satisfactory server-side processing systems may be used in the present invention as long as the system can reject filtered email, forward it to another address and accept a rule to automatically pass email containing a designated pass-phrase, preferably in the subject line. Additionally, once the system of this invention is deployed into public use, mail servers will require a means of detecting that a given message is an
automatic reply originating from another user of this system. Otherwise, instructional messages containing the pass-phrase information could be misidentified as spam, thereby generating a new challenge message in a feedback loop of email. One simple method of avoiding this is to have the sender's outgoing mail server keep a record of subject lines in a database for a period of time. The autoreply template of the user would leave the original subject line intact when sending the instructional message. The mail server of the sender would then compare the subject line of incoming email to the outgoing database - passing matches accordingly. The programming to accomplish this is simple and can be easily incorporated into any email handling system. Alternatively, other methods of establishing a unique identification element ("UIE") or other metric based on outgoing messages could be used as a "finger print" for filtering purposes.
XO Communications of Reston, VA, offers satisfactory server-side filtering capabilities as part of their email hosting service. Many types of user- side systems may be employed such as MS Outlook which provides the ability to set rules to process and reply to incoming email. The present invention uses a designated computer to continually receive filtered email and respond to it. If a "zombie" is a computer that spews spam, then the new system is an "anti-
zombie" - designed to devour spam. This anti-zombie accepts filtered email and responds with an autoreply message. The message explains the filtering
process and instructs the original sender on how to defeat the filter.
What happens next depends on whether the original sender was a human or a silicon chip. The sender gets a message like "Your email was filtered as spam by my PC, please resend your message using the fourth word of this sentence in your subject line." If the email was sent by a human they will know to insert the word "filtered" in the subject line, and their email will be automatically routed to the user when resent. If the original email was spam, either nothing will happen or an undeliverable notice will be bounced back, e.g. a 55x SMTP error code. (The anti-zombie uses a separate return address for
this purpose.) Optionally, the subject line of filtered email may be prepended with a specific word or phrase, thereby enabling additional control over email processing. For example, the user may cause messages with the pass-phrase to be tagged as to facilitate white-listing legitimate senders when they do get through. Of course other methods of additional filtering and processing will be obvious to those skilled in the art. Likewise, variations of the logic are possible, such as instructing the original sender to forward the instructional
email to the user rather than resending their original message. This way the response rule could automatically prepended the pass-phrase into the subject line to simplify the bypass process for the sender.
This invention represents an ideal spam trap, it does not require the user to download email in order to filter it, it applies to all retrieval points and platforms at once, it provides a reliable mechanism for avoiding false positives by using human-dependant instructions to bypass the trap, it does not require rerouting MX records, and it can reside anywhere on the Internet. Most importantly, this invention is fail-safe in that the user is not required to monitor a junkmail folder for false positives or take action to allow email from unknown senders to be delivered, the system operates unattended and without ■burden on the user. Since filtered senders are ultimately differentiated by whether or not they are human, this system allows even unknown senders to reach the user without user interaction but blocks computer generated mass email. This is particularly important for business users who are often receiving email from individuals who are not already known to them.
This invention may be setup as a stand-alone "black-box" for users to attach to their network or it may be a service provided to users via the Internet. It may even be integrated into hardware, such as a circuit board within a PC or a microprocessor chip. This invention may also be incorporated directly into an email retrieval software application to provide an easy interface for configuration and management. It is contemplated that the software interface for the system may provide features such as importing a user's contact database
into the white list on the server-sided filter. It is further contemplated that this invention may be applied to other types of communications in addition to traditional POP3, IMAP or MS Exchange email, such as instant messages ("IM") , short message services ("SMS"), hypertext transport protocol ("HTTP"), wireless local area networks ("LAN") connections, ad-hoc computer networks, or other electronic communication protocols (collectively "electronic messages") or analog signals such as radio. In this case the challenge or instructional message could be any
sort of human intelligible signal to obviate false positives and the messages may be delivered by any communications network whether Internet-based or not. This invention may be applied to cell phone security to prevent hacking of
mobile phones by automated or unauthorized interceptors.
This invention provides uniform methods for compliant systems to generate unique identification elements ("UIEs"). The UIEs are generated by the outgoing mail application, recorded on the server-sided filter, and used as part of an accept list for a period of time. A compliant system also returns UIEs from other senders unchanged so that the same method may be employed by any other compliant system. With this technique the feedback mechanism is avoided and any compliant method of actively blocking spam will be effective
when interacting with substantially all others.
One embodiment is to have the outgoing mail server keep a record of a sender's subject lines for a period of time. The autoreply template of an active and compliant spam handling system would leave the original subject line intact when sending its challenge messages. The mail server of the sender would then compare the subject line of incoming email to the outgoing database - passing matches accordingly thereby letting challenge messages through. The programming to accomplish this is simple and can be easily incorporated into any email handling system. Alternatively, other methods of establishing a UIE or other metric based on outgoing messages could be used as a "fingerprint" for filtering purposes.
One form of UIE is a checksum. Professor Ronald L. Rivest of MIT is credited with the MD5 method of checksum calculation. The MD5 algorithm takes as input a message of arbitrary length and produces as output a 128-bit "fingerprint" or "message digest" of the input. It is conjectured that it is
computationally infeasible to produce two messages having the same message digest, or to produce any message having a given prespecified target message digest. Open sources for MS Windows and other OS based MD5 checksum applications can be found at www.fastsum.com and http://www.turkpiOgrammer.com/20Q5/01/md5-hash-algorithm 23. html). Such systems are typically used for digital signature applications. For this invention a simple utility could generate checksums from the body of the outgoing email. The checksum could be included in the subject line and then matched against a temporary white list. Alternatively it could be communicated as a separate meta-element of the message, such as a particular field in the header. Compliant systems would include the UIE with any challenge messages generated unchanged and in the same field as received. It is contemplated that UIEs or checksums could be encrypted for increased security or truncated for efficiency.
Spammers rely on a response from a miniscule percentage of a huge number of messages to make the endeavor financially worthwhile. Yet if only a minuscule proportion of messages ever get through the number of responses
becomes infinitesimal. Therefore, widespread use of this invention could one day eliminate the existence of spam altogether; since the financial motivation for sending spam would rapidly evaporate if essentially no one ever received it. This invention may well be the "silver bullet" needed to end spam forever. Furthermore, this invention could be applied to other types of communications in addition to email, such as instant messages ("IM") , short message services ("SMS"), hypertext transport protocol ('HTTP"), wireless
local area networks ("LAN") connections, ad-hoc computer networks, or other electronic communication protocols (collectively "electronic messages").
BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS
FIG 1 is a flow chart of a "spam trap" system according to my present invention.
FIG 2 is a schematic diagram of a preferred embodiment of a device according to my present invention.
FIG 3 is a flow chart of a first system of a user of the "spam trap" of this invention interacting with a second system of a sender, wherein the outgoing mail server of the second system generates and records a unique identification element ("UIE"), and the autoreply instructional message from the user of this invention returns such UIE and wherein the filter of the second system is set to recognize said UIE and pass said autoreply messages.
FIG 4 is a flow chart of a "spam trap" system according to the invention, wherein the sender is instructed to forward the challenge message instead of resending the original message, thereby returning the UIE. The original correspondence is preferably contained in the reply message.
FIG 5 is a flow chart of a first system of any active spam handling system of a user interacting with a second active system of a sender, wherein
the outgoing mail server of the second system generates and records a UIE, and the autoreply instructional message from the first system returns such UIE unchanged and wherein the filter of the second system is set to recognize said UIE and pass said autoreply messages.
DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS
Turning to the drawings, Fig. 1 shows a flow chart diagram of the "spam trap" system which utilizes or may be configured as an electronic message processing server. The electronic message processing server may, for example, comprise a computer. Incoming electronic messages, such as, for example, email for a mailbox, such as med@silon.com used in the flow chart diagram as an example, is received by the MX record host (e.g., XO Communications) and filtered according to pre-established and/or adjustable criteria. In this example, the electronic message processing server comprises an email server, and email that passes the server-sided test is delivered to the user. Email that fails the test is (optionally) prepended with the word "JunkMail" to the subject line and then forwarded to an alternative mailbox, such as med@silon.com|JunkMail. The anti-zombie is set to retrieve email from med(g),silon.com[JunkMail and respond with a template message (e.g. filter ed.oft). The reply address of the outgoing message is set to a separate email address, such as junkl @silon.com. The same anti-zombie uses the separate email account (e.g., junkl @,silon.com) to
retrieve and delete any responses to the challenge messages. When an undeliverable notice is received in response to a challenge message, the undeliverable notice is sent to the trap (e.g., iunkl (gtsilon.com), thus the user is
protected from undeliverable notices returned from senders without valid return addresses and loops of rejected email and flooded bandwidth do not occur. Filtered electronic messages, such as, for example, the email in this example, is sent back to the sender who then comprehends the instructions to modify the subject line of their original email with a pass-phrase and resend it. A rule is set on the server to accept all email with the pass-phrase anywhere in the subject line (in this case, "filtered" using wildcards (*'s) i.e. * filtered* so that the position of the word in the subject line does not matter). When the modified message bypasses the filter after being resent the subject is prepended with the word "Trapped." In this way the user is automatically alerted that the sender bypassed the trap and additional processing, such as white or black listing, can be facilitated.
Referring to Fig. 2, a schematic drawing is shown illustrating a device of the invention. In this preferred embodiment, a Network Interface Card (NIC) provides a connection to the Internet and the user's computer, the Central Processing Unit (CPU) of the user's computer performs the computational work, the nonvolatile storage device (e.g., Hard Drive) preferably stores the email retrieval software and operating system. Optionally, a video processor for graphic output and human interface devices such as keyboard and mouse can be used for user interaction. Alternatively, user access could be provided by way of a standard web browser for remote configuration and maintenance. Referring to Fig. 3, a flow chart diagram is shown of the system of this invention (user) interacting with a second system (sender) which is configured to generate a UIE and include it in messages. The sender's mail host keeps a record of UIEs, such as, for example, the subject line or other unique identifier or metric for a period of time. The UIE carries through the users system and is returned with the autoreply containing human instruction; and the filter on the sender's mail server is configured to pass any messages that contain the UIE thereby avoiding and/or minimizing the potential for counter-responses between two or more users of this invention which may otherwise form a feedback loop of email.
The following example of the invention is not intended to be limiting, as changes of these designs and processes could be made without departing from the broad inventive concept of the invention. For example, the anti-zombie does not necessarily need to be a separate or dedicated machine although this would be the preference. It could be a background process on a user's system. Even though this would use bandwidth and processing power, it could be set to occur in off-hours or between other functions. Alternatively, it could be set to operate continuously thereby spreading the workload over the entire day. Furthermore, the anti-zombie system does not actually need to be located on the user's network. Anywhere with Internet access will suffice. It is anticipated that banks of anti-zombies could be used to provide filtering services to numerous remote users.
Additionally, the instructional message may be human language or visual or a combination of each, such as, for example, attaching an image of a cat and instructing the recipient to insert the genus of the animal into the subject line in order to pass the filter test. In such cases several automatic . acceptance rules could be used, i.e. "cat," "feline," "felis catus," etc. to ensure passage. Creative users have an endless range of methods to employ, such as simple logic puzzles, jokes, rhymes, or "fill-in-the-blank" statements.
Additionally or alternatively, an auditory instruction may likewise be used by sending a verbal instruction in the form of an audio file. The auditory instruction optionally may be used alone, or combined with one or more other instructions, such as, for example, a visual or language instruction. All of these techniques are easy for a human to comprehend but essentially impossible for modern computers to decipher.
Furthermore, multiple or dynamic pass-phrases could be used for different classes of senders, such as "Uncle Joe" always works for family members. Pass-phrases could also be set to expire after a predetermined period of time thereby further enhancing communication security. Temporary or disposable pass-phrases could be particularly useful for allowing users to enter their email address into a web site without the worry of getting unwanted email beyond a certain timeframe. Pass-phrases could be controlled by administrators wishing to manage corporate communications or concerned parents exercising control over their children's email exposure. It is even
conceivable that there could be an interactive process to communicating the pass-phrase: a web interface instructs the sender to select "personal" or "business," one asking for Grandma Nini's first name and the other requesting the user's business trademark. There are many possibilities of human dependant filtration enabled by this invention. The versatility and creativity of the human intellect is the only limit to the methods of communicating the pass- phrase to desired senders.
The entire system may be built with an interface that would be accessed by the user with a standard web-browser. Therefore a complete computer system with human interface is not required. Perhaps most useful would be a self-contained stand-alone unit that could be placed on the user's network as a simple "black box" without keyboard or monitor. Such a device would not even need virus scanning software since the trap does not actually open any of the email it processes. Conceivably, it could be a card or processor within a PC. Conceivably this invention may be configured as a "trap on a chip." From a software perspective the system may be offered as an integral part of an email retrieval application thereby making it easy to white list, black list, change pass-phrases, etc.
While unlikely, false negatives (spam not identified as such) are possible with this invention since it depends on the sensitivity setting on the server- sided filter - which can be set higher for users of this invention since there is no fear of false positives. But nonetheless it is possible that spammers could by chance use the correct pass-phrase in their subject lines. It is conceivable that spammers could employ a countermeasure to this invention by inserting random words into the subject lines of their spam, hoping to get through to a few users. But even if spammers used such a method they will suffer very low rates of delivery since there are limits to the size of subject lines (256 characters in MS Outlook).
It is contemplated that changes to the infrastructure of electronic messaging could leverage this invention, for example, by creating a designated
field in electronic messages specifically for the pass-phrase and/or a unique identification element, such field or fields being separate from the subject line and body of the message. Being able to change the pass-phrases from time to time and/or by using complex pass-phrases (numbers, symbols and characters, case sensitive, etc.), clever use of the humanistic approach employed by this invention will drastically reduce the likelihood of spam ever reaching a user. Spammers rely on a response from a miniscule percentage of a huge number of messages to make the endeavor financially worthwhile; but if only a minuscule proportion of messages ever get through the number of responses becomes infinitesimal. Consequently, widespread use of this invention could one day eliminate the existence of spam altogether, since the financial motivation for sending spam would rapidly evaporate if essentially no one ever received it.
This invention may well be the "silver bullet" needed to end spam forever.
Furthermore, this invention could be applied to other types of
communications in addition to email, such as instant messages ("IM") , short
message services ("SMS"), hypertext transport protocol ('HTTP"), wireless
local area networks ("LAN") connections, ad-hoc computer networks, or other
electronic communication protocols (collectively "electronic messages") or
analog signals. In this case the challenge message could be any sort of human intelligible signal to obviate false positives and the messages may be delivered
by any communications network whether Internet-based or not. With this
approach the server could be any sort of accumulator comprising a message
filtering means capable of rejecting or accepting messages according to
predetermined criteria. The accumulator then forwards accepted messages to
an end receiver station; and rejected messages to a confirmation station. The
confirmation station then incorporates a human intelligible false positive
obviation signal (i.e., pass-phrase) and replies to the rejected messages.
Example 1:
The server-side system from XO Communications was set as follows:
User Name: med@silon.com POP3: ****. silon.com SMTP: ****. silon.com
Filter Setting: Medium-High (plus 34-rule white-list) Fail Rule:
1) Prepend: JunkMail (optional)
2) Forward: med@silon.coml JunkMail Pass Rule:
1) If "*filtered*" in Subject, then Prepend with "[Trapped]"
2) Deliver to User
The anti-zombie (a P4 Dell Dimension 8100 PC running Windows ME) :
MS Outlook 2000:
Check email Every 5 minutes
Accept email from med@silon.com[JunkMail Set Return Address: junkl@silon.com
Apply Rule: Autoreply with filter 'ed.oft MS Outlook Template file (see Attachment 2)
Apply Rule: Delete Message
Accept email from junkl@silon.com Apply Rule: Delete Message
The delete rules were not set to "permanently delete" so that the user could keep track of how many emails were being filtered and trapped. This could be a user defined preference so that users could monitor the activities of the trap.
Attachment 3 shows the reply received by a filtered sender (markdillon@aol . com) and the modified message ultimately received by the user (med@silon. com) .
Immediately upon implementing the above described spam trap the inventor experienced a rapid and dramatic decrease in the amount of spam received. Attachment 4 shows the email traffic log for the user for a typical 24 hour period. The following table summarizes the results:
Results of Spam Trap
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The above table shows that 115 messages were blocked (approximately 82 of which had no valid return address) and 6 legitimate emails were delivered to the user. (The number of invalid return addresses is approximate because some incoming email to junkl @silon.com may have been responses to challenges sent prior to the 24 hour period shown. Such emails, however, should be offset by a similar number of messages to invalid address sent but not yet bounced back towards the end of the 24 hour period, since the overall period represents a typical level of activity for the user and the system had been in place for several days.) Email received by med@silon.com|JunkMail equals the total messages (115) filtered by the XO server-sided filter that would have eventually required manual review prior to disposal. Email delivered to the
user (6 messages) either on the First-pass or after modification are collected in med(α),silon.com.
A manual review of the Outlook Sent Items folder on the anti-zombie showed no false positives other than 1 message that was modified by the sender and subsequently bypassed the trap. There were no false negatives. Another preferred embodiment of this invention is for the outgoing mail servers for all compliant email services to use a common method of attaching a UIE to mail and returning UIEs from received challenge messages unchanged so that any affirmative response or active method of detecting spam would be compatible with all others. They would each allow responses containing the UIE of a recently sent email to pass back through their own filter. Since email
is typically deemed undeliverable after a few days if a recipient is not found, the server could periodically purge records from the UIE database and thereby keep it small. The programming to achieve this is simple and does not pose a computational burden. There is little or no potential for abuse by spammers since the UIE
originates from outgoing email. This method would provide a universal basis for active spam filters to avoid a feedback loop with each other, regardless of
whether they use a pass phrase or other affirmative response technique. Turning to the drawings, Fig. 4 shows a flow chart diagram of the "spam trap" system of my co-pending applications which utilizes or may be configured as an electronic message processing server. The electronic message
processing server may, for example, comprise a computer. A computer performs the computational work, the nonvolatile storage device (e.g., Hard Drive) preferably stores the email retrieval software and operating system. Optionally, a video processor for graphic output and human interface devices such as keyboard and mouse can be used for user interaction. Alternatively, user access could be provided by way of a standard web browser for remote configuration and maintenance. Referring to Fig. 5, a flow chart diagram is shown of one active spam handling system (user) interacting with a second system (sender) each configured to use a mutually compatible UIE system. The sender's mail host keeps a record of UIEs, such as, for example, the subject line or other unique identifier or metric for a period of time. The UIE carries through the users system and is returned with the autoreply challenge message; and the filter on
the sender's mail server is configured to pass any messages that contain the UIE thereby avoiding the potential for counter-responses between two or more users of any active spam handling systems.
It is contemplated that changes to the infrastructure of electronic
messaging could leverage this invention, for example, by creating a designated field in electronic messages specifically for the UIE5 such field being separate
from the subject line and body of the message. Additionally, data could be
parsed, processed, and inserted into a designated field within the header or
other metadata sector of messages.
The following examples of this invention are not intended to be limiting,
as changes of these designs and processes could be made without departing
from the broad inventive concept of the invention. While the invention has
been described with reference to specific embodiments, the description is
illustrative and is not to be construed as limiting the scope of the invention.
Various modifications and changes may occur to those skilled in the art without
departing from the spirit and scope of the invention described herein and as
defined by the appended claims.
Example 2: A server-side mail handling system is set as follows:
User Name: mark@spamtrap-az.com POP3: pop3.spamtrap-az.com SMTP: smtp.spamtrap-az.com Filter Setting: Medium-High (plus white-list) Fail Rule:
1) Prepend: JunkMail (optional)
2) Forward: mark@,spamtrap-az.com|JunkMail Pass Rule:
1) If "*filtered*" in Subject, then Prepend with "[Trapped]"
2) If subject line matches resident UIE database (below), then Prepend with "[Challenge]"
3) Deliver to User Resident Database: 1) Record outgoing subject lines
2) Perform matching and passing algorithm
3) Purge records after 5 days
An active spam handling system of my co-pending application: MS Outlook 2000:
1) Check email Every 5 minutes
2) Accept email from mark@,spamtrap-az.com[JunlcMail 3) Set Return Address: junld@spamtrap-az.com
4) Apply Rule: Autoreply with filtered, oft MS Outlook Template (see Attachment 5 - subject line remains unchanged, include original message in reply)
5) Apply Rule: Delete Message 6) Accept email fromjunkl@spamtrap-az.com
7) Apply Rule: Delete Message
The sender's system:
1) Record outgoing subject lines in a temporary database, 2) Recognize and compare the contents of incoming subject lines to the database and allow passage for matches, 3) Return the subject line of incoming messages as at least part of its subject line in any challenge message generated by a sender's active spam handling system.
Example 3 :
An add-in application runs a subroutine ("Subroutine A") within an email application, such as MS Outlook, using an electronic messaging host which employs an active spam handling system. Subroutine A generates a UIE such as an MD5 checksum and then prepends (or otherwise inserts) the UIE into the subject line of outgoing messages when the send button is clicked. Optionally, it could encrypt the UIE or truncate it for convenience, or otherwise label the data for easy recognition (i.e. prepend and append with a designated symbol or set of symbols).
The outgoing mail server uses another subroutine ("Subroutine B") to recognize the UIE and enter it into a database along with a time stamp. The filtering system of the mail server applies a subroutine ("Subroutine C") to compare entries from incoming email to its outgoing database and act upon them for filtering purposes. When a match is made, Subroutine C passes the message as if it were on the user's white list. Another subroutine ("Subroutine D") purges database records after a set period of time, such as 5 days. Optionally Subroutine D, or another subroutine could enter the email address for confirmed senders in a permanent white list so that all future messages from that sender are automatically accepted. Furthermore, Subroutines B, C & D, etc. could be combined in one software application or could operate separately or in subgroups.
The add-in application that runs Subroutine A also recognizes UIEs contained in any portion of incoming messages and returns them in like portion and unchanged so that other users of compliant systems can automatically accept challenge messages sent by the user operating Subroutine A.
While the invention has been described with reference to specific embodiments, the description is illustrative and is not to be construed as limiting the scope of the invention. Various modifications and changes may occur to those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit and scope of the invention described herein and as defined by the appended claims.
ATTACHMENT 2
filtereάoft: Microsoft Outlook Template
Subject: Your email to me was filtered.
Your recent email to me was filtered as Spam by my computer.
Please do not respond to this message, but CHANGE THE SUBJECT LINEbf your message to INCLUDE THE WORD "filtered" and resend it.
You should not see this message again. If you are still having trouble contacting me please call me at +1 61Θ-530-3193 or send a fax to +1 610- 530-3194.
Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks for your cooperation.
Mark Dillon med (at) siIon. com
ATTACHMENT 3 Autoreply from Anti-Zombie to Filtered Sender:
Subj: Your email to me was filtered.
Date: 2/13/2005 4:12:58 PM Eastern Standard Time
From: junki @silon.com
To: MarkDillon@aol.com
Page 1 of 1
Sunday, February 13, 2005 America Online: MarkDillon
Your recent email to me was filtered as Spam by my computer.
Please do not respond to this message, but CHANGE THE SUBJECT LINE of your message to INCLUDE THE WORD "filtered" and resend it.
You should not see this message again. If you are still having trouble contacting me please call me at +1 610-530-3193 or send a fax to +1
610-530-3194.
Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks for your cooperation.
Mark Dillon med(at)silon.com
Modified Message Received by User:
Mark Dillon
From: MarkDillon@aol.com
Sent: Sunday, February 13, 2005 7:17 PM
To: med@silon.com
Subject: [Trapped] Viagra Mortgage Canadian Pharmacy filtered
Page 1 of 1
2/13/2005
Spam Test Sunday 13-Feb 4:11pm resent Sunday 13-Feb 7:15pm
ATTACHMENT 4
The following table is the P0P3 Log from XO Communications for the period of 12:00am Sat February 12, 2005 to 12:00am Sun February 13, 2005. The data shows the number of emails received by the user and both of the anti-zombie accounts. The tables shows the time, mail server ID, user account, action, originating IP address and number of messages on the server. The next line shows the logout and delete functions performed for that account. (Note: the user was retrieving email from a remote PC that was set to leave a copy of the message on the server for re-downloading from the user's main computer terminal. This is the reason why email to med(α),silon.com is not deleted after retrieval and the total messages shown on the server is cumulative to 6 received by 22:44:52 on February 12, 2005.)
Manage Site -- View POP3 Logadmin@silon com | Relogin | Log Out Manage Site View POP3 Log
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Contents as of February 13, 3 55 PM EST
Sat Feb 12 00 00 53 2005 (agamemnon 881266) - med (med@silon com) - Login from 65 78 106 16 [65 78 106 16], 2 messages
Sat Feb 12 00 00 542005 (agamemnon 881266) - med (med@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 2 messages
Sat Feb 12 00 01 38 2005 (ajax 1106019) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 1200 01 382005 (ajax 1106019) - med (med@silon comjjunkMail) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 00 01 392005 (ajax 1106024) - junkl Gunld@silon com) -- Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 1200 01 392005 (ajax 1106024) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 00 06 402005 (ajax 1108509) -- med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 00 06 402005 (ajax 1108509) - med (med@silon comjjunkMail) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 00 06 402005 (ajax 1108517) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 00 06 41 2005 (ajax 1108517) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 00 11 422005 (ajax 1111061) - med (med@silon com|JunkMaiI) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 00 11 422005 (ajax 1111061) - med (med@stlon com|JunkMaιl) ~ logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 1200 11 422005 (ajax 1111066) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 00 11 422005 (ajax Ul 1066) - junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 00 1643 2005 (ajax 1113748) - med (med@silon com]JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 00 16 442005 (ajax 1113748) - med (med@silon comjjunkMail) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 00 16442005 (ajax 1113749) - junkl (junkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 1200 16442005 (ajax 1113749) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 0021 45 2005 (ajax 1116189) - med (med@silon com|JunkMaiI) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 2 messages
Sat Feb 12 0021 472005 (ajax 1116189) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - logout, deleting 2 of 2 messages
Sat Feb 12 0021 472005 (ajax 1116202) -junkl (juπkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us XO net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 120021 472005 (ajax 1116202) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 0026 502005 (ajax 1118499) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 1 messages
Sat Feb 12 0026 51 2005 (ajax 1118499) - med (med@silon comjjunkMail) - logout, deleting 1 of 1 messages
Sat Feb 120026 522005 (ajax 1118516) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 2 messages
Sat Feb 12 0026 53 2005 (ajax 1118516) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 2 of 2 messages
Sat Feb 120031 552005 (ajax 1120986) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 2 messages
Sat Feb 12 0031 562005 (ajax 1120986) - med (med@sιlon comjJunkMaU) - logout, deleting 2 of 2 messages
Sat Feb 1200 31 572005 (ajax 1121000) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 1200 31 572005 (ajax 1121000) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 120037 002005 (ajax U23228) - med (med@silon com]JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 00 37 002005 (ajax 1123228) - med (med@silon comjJunkMail) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 1200 37 01 2005 (ajax 1123230) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 1 messages
Sat Feb 12 0037 01 2005 (ajax 1123230) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout deleting 1 of 1 messages
Sat Feb 120042 022005 (ajax 1125415) - med (med@silon com|JunkMaiI) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 120042 032005 (ajax 1125415) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 120042 03 2005 (ajax 1125420) -junkl (junkl@silon com) Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 004203 2005 (ajax 1125420) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 120047 042005 (ajax 1127535) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 0047 042005 (ajax 1127535) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 0047 05 2005 (ajax 1127540) -junkl (junkl@sιlon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 1200 47 05 2005 (ajax 1127540) - junkl (junkl@silon com) logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 00 52 072005 (ajax 1129727) ~ med (med@silon com|JurikMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 00 52 072005 (ajax 1129727) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 120052082005 (ajax 1129730) -junkl (junkl@siloπ com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 00 52 082005 (ajax 1129730) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages Sat Feb 12 00 57 092005 (ajax 1131837) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) » Login from 67 109 150 195 ptrus xo net [67 109 150 195], 1 messages
Sat Feb 12 00 57 102005 (ajax 1131837) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) -- logout, deleting 1 of 1 messages
SatFeb 12 0057 102005 (ajax 1131843) -junkl (]unkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr usxo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 00 57 11 2005 (ajax 1131843) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 02 13 2005 (ajax 1133813) - med (med@silon com|JuπkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 02 13 2005 (ajax 1133813) - med (med@silon comjJunkMail) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 1201 02 132005 (ajax 1133827) -junkl Qunkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 1 messages
Sat Feb 1201 02 142005 (ajax 1133827) --junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 1 of 1 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 07 172005 (ajax 1135742) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 1 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 07 182005 (ajax 1135742) - med (med@silon com|JunkMaιl) ~ logout, deleting 1 of 1 messages
Sat Feb 1201 07 222005 (ajax 1135777) -junkl (mnkl@sιlon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 1201 07222005 (aja*. 1135777) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 1201 12 282005 (ajax 1137787) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 12 282005 (ajax 1137787) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 12292005 (ajax 1137794) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us XO net [67 109 150 195], 1 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 12 302005 (ajax 1137794) -junkl {junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 1 of 1 messages
Sat Feb 1201 13 01 2005 (glatton 1000621) - med (med@silon com) - Login from 65 78 106 16 [65 78 106 16], 3 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 13 042005 (glatton 1000621) - med (med@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 3 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 1448 2005 (glatton 1001282) ~ med (med@silon com) - Login from 65 78 106 16 [65 78 106 16], 3 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 14492005 (glatton 1001282) - med (medjgsilon com) ~ logout, deleting 0 of 3 messages
Sat Feb 1201 17 31 2005 (ajax 1139848) - med (med@silon com|JunkMaιl) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 2 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 17 342005 (ajax 1139848) - med (med@silon comjjunkMail) - logout, deleting 2 of 2 messages
Sat Feb 1201 17 362005 (ajax 1139887) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Teb 12 01 17 362005 (ajax 1139887) -junkl ()unkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 22422005 (ajax 1142023) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 22422005 (ajax 1142023) - med (med@silon comjjunkMail) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 22 422005 (ajax 1142027) -junkl (jιmkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptrus xo net [67 109 150 195], 1 messages
Sat Feb 1201 22 43 2005 (ajax 1142027) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 1 of 1 messages
Sat Feb 1201 27442005 (ajax 1144020) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 plr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 1 messages
Sat Feb 1201 27452005 (ajax 1144020) - med (med@silon comjjunkMail) - logout, deleting 1 of 1 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 27 492005 (ajax 1144054) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 27 502005 (ajax 1144054) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 1201 32 552005 (ajax 1146251) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 1201 32 55 2005 (ajax 1146251) - med (med@silon comjjunkMail) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 32 55 2005 (ajax 1146256) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 1 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 32 572005 (ajax 1146256) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 1 of 1 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 37 58 2005 (ajax 1148476) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 37 58 2005 (ajax 1148476) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 1201 37 592005 (ajax 1148482) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 1201 37 59 2005 (ajax 1148482) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 43 00 2005 (ajax 1150666) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 1201 43 00 2005 (ajax 1150666) - med (med@silon com|JunkMaiI) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 43 01 2005 (ajax 1150667) -junkl (|unkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 1201 43 01 2005 (ajax 1150667) -junkl (junkl @silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 1201 48 022005 (ajax 1152837) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 2 messages
Sat Feb 1201 48 042005 (ajax 1152837) - med (med@silon comjjunkMail) - logout, deleting 2 of 2 messages
Sat Feb 1201 48 05 2005 (ajax 1152854) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195] 0 messages
Sat Feb 1201 48 05 2005 (ajax 1152854) -junkl <junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 53 09 2005 (ajax 1154853) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 53 092005 (ajax 1154853) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 1201 53 102005 (ajax 1154858) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 2 messages
Sat Feb 1201 53 11 2005 (ajax 1154858) -junkl (juπkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 2 of 2 messages
Sat Feb 1201 58 122005 (ajax 1156922) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 1201 58 12 2005 (ajax 1156922) - med (med@silon comjjunkMail) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 01 58 12 2005 (ajax 1156927) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
SatFeb 12 01 58 13 2005 (ajax 1156927) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 02 03 14 2005 (ajax 1158925) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 02 03 142005 (ajax 1158925) - med (med@sιlon com|JunkMau) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 02 03 142005 (ajax 1158929) -junkl (junkl@siion com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 02 03 142005 (ajax 1158929) -junkl (|unkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 02 08 16 2005 (ajax 1161000) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 02 08 162005 (ajax 1161000) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 02 08 16 2005 (ajax 1161006) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 02 08 16 2005 (ajax 1161006) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 02 13 18 2005 (ajax 1163357) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 02 13 18 2005 (ajax 1163357) - med (med@silon comjJunkMail) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 02 13 18 2005 (ajax 1163364) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 02 13 18 2005 (ajax 1163364) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 02 18 192005 (ajax 1165846) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 02 18 20 2005 (ajax 1165846) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 1202 18 202005 (ajax 1165851) -junkl (junkl@silon com) -Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 02 18 202005 (ajax 1165851) --junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 02 23 21 2005 (ajax 1168115) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 02 23 222005 (ajax 1168115) - med (med@silon comjjunkMail) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 02 23 22 2005 (ajax 1168120) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 02 23 22 2005 (ajax 1168120) -junkl (junkl@silon com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
SatFeb 12 0228 23 2005 (ajax 1170423) - med (med@silon com|JunkMail) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 02 28 242005 (ajax 1170423) - med (med@silon com|JunkMaιl) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 02 28 242005 (ajax 1170440) --junkl (junkl@silon com) - Login from 67 109 150 195 ptr us xo net [67 109 150 195], 0 messages
Sat Feb 12 0228 242005 (ajax 1170440) -junkl (junkl@siloπ com) - logout, deleting 0 of 0 messages
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© 2005 XO Communications, Inc All rights reserved Legal Statements Privacy Customer Care ATTACHMENT 5
filter •ed.oft: Microsoft Outlook Template with Add-In Application
Subject: (unchanged from senders)
Your recent email to me was filtered as Spam by my computer.
I use a "SpamTrap Compliant" system too. Please forward this message back to me leaving the subject line unchanged
You should not see this message again. If you are still having trouble contacting me please call me at 555-5555.
Sorry for the inconvenience and thanks for your cooperation.
Mark Dillon mark ( at ) spamtrap-az . com
(Original message included below)

Claims

What is claimed is:
1. System for substantially preventing mass-delivery and/or unsolicited electronic messages from reaching an end user's electronic message address, the system comprising an electronic message processing server, the system further including a filter which either passes or fails a message based upon a set of criteria and which is also set to recognize a pass-phrase, to deliver electronic messages to a first mailbox of an end user when the pass-phrase is identified or when the message passes the filter criteria, and to send the message to an alternative mailbox when the pass-phrase is not identified and the message fails said filter criteria; said alternative mailbox having a mailbox name different than the first mailbox name, and having a reply address set to a different
electronic message address; said alternative mailbox being configured to receive electronic messages delivered through the filter and send a reply containing a human instruction to the electronic message address of the received electronic message; and wherein said human instruction indicates a pass-phrase.
2. The system of Claim 1 wherein said electronic message processing server retains a unique identification element derived from outgoing electronic messages, and said replies containing human intelligible instruction also contain said unique identification element, said filter being configured to automatically accept electronic messages which contain said unique identification element.
3. The system of Claim 1 containing one or more or all of the following
features:
a. a filter bypass, said filter bypass comprising a listing of approved
senders from whose electronic message address may pass through the filter,
regardless of whether the pass-phrase is present in the message or if the message fails the filter criteria; b. wherein the listing of approved senders is at least partially comprised
by responding to an indicator identifying a message which has passed the filter, wherein the response adds the electronic message address of the user to the
approved senders list;
c. wherein said human instruction comprises a written, graphical, or
auditory instruction or combinations thereof on the use of the pass-phrase so
that electronic messages may pass through the filter, when sent to the user's
first mailbox; d. the system comprises a self-contained stand-alone unit with or without direct human interface components, said unit being placed in electronic
communication with the electronic message processing server of a user; and
e. the system comprises a remotely located processing unit in electronic
communication with the electronic message processing server of a user via the Internet.
4. A method for substantially preventing mass-delivery and or unsolicited
electronic messages from reaching an end user's electronic message address,
the method comprising: a. providing an electronic message processing server computer, b. providing a first mailbox with a first electronic message address; c. providing a filter for filtering content of an electronic message based
upon a set of criteria; d. setting the filter to recognize a pass-phrase to permit electronic messages to pass the filter; e. comparing an electronic message with the pass phrase for identification of the pass phrase; f. delivering an electronic message to a first mailbox of an end user when the pass-phrase is identified or when the electronic message passes the filter criteria, and delivering an electronic message to an alternative mailbox when the pass-phrase is not identified and the electronic message fails the filter criteria, said alternative mailbox having a mailbox name different than the first mailbox name, and having a reply address set to a different electronic message address than the first mailbox; g. receiving with said alternative mailbox electronic messages delivered through the filter; h. sending to the electronic message address of the received electronic message using the different reply address of said alternative mailbox a reply containing a human instruction, said human instruction indicating a pass- phrase. i. including the steps of receiving electronic messages from the electronic message address to which the pass-phrase was sent, recognizing with said filter the pass-phrase, and delivering electronic messages to said first mailbox of the end user.
5. The method of Claim 4 wherein said electronic message processing server retains a unique identification element from outgoing electronic messages, and said replies containing human intelligible instruction also contain said unique identification element, and said filter being configured to automatically accept electronic messages which contain said unique identification element.
6. The method of Claim 4 containing one or more or all of the features: a. the step of bypassing the filter by comparing the address of the electronic message received by the filter with a listing of approved senders from whose electronic message address may pass through the filter to said first mailbox regardless of whether the pass-phrase is present in the message; b. the steps of indicating when a message received in the first mailbox has previously failed the filter, and generating a listing of electronic message addresses of approved senders whose electronic message address may pass through the filter, regardless of whether the pass-phrase is present in the message or if the message fails the filter criteria; c. wherein said human instruction comprises a written, graphical, or auditory instruction, or combinations thereof on the use of the pass-phrase so that electronic messages may pass through the filter, when sent to the user's first mailbox; and
d. the steps of receiving any undeliverable electronic message notices in response to the reply containing the human instruction, and generating a listing of electronic message addresses from such undeliverable electronic message notices to automatically filter out all future electronic messages from such electronic message addresses.
7. A method of reducing mass delivery electronic messages and/or unwanted electronic interconnection to an end receiver station, delivered by way of a communications network, said method comprising: a. providing said network with a first receiving station comprising a message filtering means configured and operable to discriminate between rejected and accepted messages according to predetermined criteria; b. providing a confirmation station configured to receive and transmit electronic messages; c. providing a rejected message confirmation signal; using said filtering means to discriminate at least one incoming message as accepted or rejected; d. forwarding accepted messages to said end receiver station; e. forwarding rejected messages to said confirmation station; f. using said confirmation station to transmit a reply message to rejected messages;
g. said reply message containing a human intelligible false positive obviation signal such that when said reply message is received a response to the received reply message may be transmitted based upon the recognition and implementation of human intelligible false positive obviation signal.
8. The method of Claim 7 wherein the receiving station is configured to recognize a unique identification element derived from outgoing electronic messages, and said reply messages containing human intelligible instruction also contains said unique identification element, and said filter being configured to automatically accept electronic messages which contain said unique identification element.
9. A method of substantially preventing mass-delivery and or unsolicited electronic messages from reaching an end user's electronic message address, said method using: a. a server-sided filter that forwards rejected electronic messages to a alternate address and provides at least one user-defined rule for automatic acceptance of electronic messages for delivery to the user's address, and b. a recipient computer that receives server-filtered electronic messages sent to said alternate address and replies with a human intelligible instructional message for how to bypass the filter using said rule for automatic acceptance.
10. The method of Claim 9 wherein the electronic message processing server retains a unique identification element from outgoing electronic messages, and said replies containing human intelligible instruction also contain said unique identification element, and said filter being configured to automatically accept electronic messages which contain said unique identification element.
11. The method of Claim 9 containing one or more or all of the features: a. where said recipient computer utilizing a return address other than the user's on said instructional message so that the user does not receive replies; b. where the server-sided filter can be adjusted for sensitivity by the user; c. where the server-sided filter can accept white-lists and black-lists; d. where the server-sided filter can be trained by using rules customized according to user practices; e. where an optional tag is used to mark electronic messages processed by the automatic acceptance rule so the user recognizes that the electronic message was initially trapped, thereby affording the opportunity to white-list or black-list the sender;
f. where the recipient computer employs a rule to delete filtered electronic messages after processing; g. where the recipient computer also retrieves electronic messages from the return address of the instructional message so that the user does not receive electronic messages generated as either a reply or undeliverable notice in response to the instructional message;
h. where the server-sided filter can be adjusted for sensitivity by the user, and where the server-sided filter can accept white-lists and black-lists, and an optional tag is used to mark electronic messages processed by the automatic acceptance rule so the user recognizes that the electronic message was trapped, and where the recipient computer also retrieves electronic messages from the return address of the instructional message so that the user does not receive
electronic messages generated as either a reply or undeliverable notice in response to the instructional message; i. that is provided entirely remotely via the Internet;, and j. that is provided as a stand-alone hardware system.
12. A device consisting of a computer system which receives and processes electronic messages as a result of a filtering process, said computer system being configured to automatically reply to said electronic messages with human-dependant instructions for how to bypass said filtering process.
13. The device of Claim 12 including an electronic message processing server which retains a unique identification element from outgoing electronic messages, and said replies containing human intelligible instruction also
contain said unique identification element, and said filter being configured to automatically accept electronic messages which contain said unique identification element.
14. The device of Claim 12 comprising one or more or all of the following features: a. wherein the filtering and processing rules applied to said electronic messages can be customized by the end user; b. wherein the computer system can be accessed remotely; c. wherein the computer uses a web-based interface for custom
configuration of processing rules by the user; and d. wherein sent and received electronic messages are deleted after processing.
15. A business method for providing a service to Internet users, said service
comprising: a. reducing mass delivery electronic messages to a user's computer,
delivered by way of the Internet, said method comprising: b. providing a first mailbox with a first electronic message address; c. providing a filter for filtering content of an electronic message based upon a set of criteria; d. providing a user-defined pass-phrase; e. providing a user defined challenge message capable of providing human intelligible instruction comprising a written, graphical, or auditory instruction, or combination thereof on the use of the pass-phrase; f. sending said user-defined challenge message to the electronic message address of the received electronic message using a return address other than the user's; and g. delivering electronic messages to a first mailbox of an end user when the pass-phrase is identified or when the electronic message passes the filter criteria.
16. The business method of claim 15 including the use of a unique identification element in outgoing electronic messages so that replies from other users of the method are accepted by said filter.
17. The system of Claim 2 containing one or more or all of the following
features: a. a filter bypass, said filter bypass comprising a listing of approved senders from whose electronic message address may pass through the filter, regardless of whether the pass-phrase is present in the message or if the message fails the filter criteria; b. wherein the listing of approved senders is at least partially comprised by responding to an indicator identifying a message which has passed the filter, wherein the response adds the electronic message address of the user to the approved senders list; c. wherein said human instruction comprises a written, graphical, or auditory instruction, or combinations thereof on the use of the pass-phrase so that electronic messages may pass through the filter, when sent to the user's first mailbox; d. the system comprises a self-contained stand-alone unit with or without direct human interface components, said unit being placed in electronic communication with the electronic message processing server of a user; and e. the system comprises a remotely located processing unit in electronic communication with the electronic message processing server of a user via the Internet.
18. The method of Claim 5 containing one or more or all of the features: a. the step of bypassing the filter by comparing the address of the
electronic message received by the filter with a listing of approved senders
from whose electronic message address may pass through the filter to said first
mailbox regardless of whether the pass-phrase is present in the message;
b. the steps of indicating when a message received in the first mailbox
has previously failed the filter, and generating a listing of electronic message
addresses of approved senders whose electronic message address may pass
through the filter, regardless of whether the pass-phrase is present in the
message or if the message fails the filter criteria; c. wherein said human instruction comprises a written, graphical, or
auditory instruction, or combinations thereof on the use of the pass-phrase so
that electronic messages may pass through the filter, when sent to the user's
first mailbox; and d. the steps of receiving any undeliverable electronic message notices
in response to the reply containing the human instruction, and generating a
listing of electronic message addresses from such undeliverable electronic
message notices to automatically filter out all future electronic messages from such electronic message addresses.
19. The method of Claim 10 containing one or more or all of the features:
a. where said recipient computer utilizing a return address other than
the user's on said instructional message so that the user does not receive replies;
b. where the server-sided filter can be adjusted for sensitivity by the user;
c. where the server-sided filter can accept white-lists and black-lists;
d. where the server-sided filter can be trained by using rules customized according to user practices; e. where an optional tag is used to mark electronic messages processed by the automatic acceptance rule so the user recognizes that the electronic message was initially trapped, thereby affording the opportunity to white-list or
black-list the sender; f. where the recipient computer employs a rule to delete filtered electronic messages after processing; g. where the recipient computer also retrieves electronic messages from the return address of the instructional message so that the user does not receive
electronic messages generated as either a reply or undeliverable notice in response to the instructional message; h. where the server-sided filter can be adjusted for sensitivity by the user, and where the server-sided filter can accept white-lists and black-lists, and an optional tag is used to mark electronic messages processed by the automatic acceptance rule so the user recognizes that the electronic message was trapped, and where the recipient computer also retrieves electronic messages from the return address of the instructional message so that the user does not receive electronic messages generated as either a reply or undeliverable notice in response to the instructional message; i. that is provided entirely remotely via the Internet; and j. that is provided as a stand-alone hardware system.
20. The device of Claim 13 comprising one or more or all of the following features: a. wherein the filtering and processing rules applied to said electronic messages can be customized by the end user; D. wnerem tήe computer system can be accessed remotely;
c. wherein the computer uses a web-based interface for custom configuration of processing rules by the user; and
d. wherein sent and received electronic messages are deleted after processing.
21. The method of claim 7, further comprising the step of replying to rejected messages with said human intelligible false positive obviation signal.
22. System for substantially preventing mass-delivery and/or unsolicited electronic messages from reaching an end user's electronic message address, the system comprising an electronic message processing server, the system further including a filter which either passes or fails a message based upon a set of criteria and which is also set to recognize a pass-phrase, to deliver electronic messages to a first destination assigned to an end user when the pass-phrase is identified or when the message passes the filter criteria, and to send the message to an alternative destination when the pass-phrase is not identified and the message fails said filter criteria; said alternative destination having a name different than the first destination name, and having a reply address set to a different destination, said alternative destination being configured to receive
electronic messages delivered through the filter and send a reply containing a human instruction to the destination address of the received electronic message; and wherein said human instruction indicates a pass-phrase.
23. A method for substantially preventing mass-delivery and/or unsolicited electronic messages from reaching an end user's electronic message address, the method including providing a system comprising two or more active spam handling systems each being configured to generate on or more UIE as part of outgoing challenge messages and to recognize said UIE in reply messages
when returned from compliant systems so that each system may recognize responses to challenge messages generated by any other compliant active spam handling system.
24. A system for substantially preventing mass-delivery and/or unsolicited electronic messages from reaching an end user's electronic message address, the system comprising means for generating at least one UIE as part of outgoing challenge messages and to recognize said UIE in reply messages
when returned from compliant systems so that each system may recognize responses to challenge messages generated by any other compliant active spam handling system.
25. An apparatus for substantially preventing mass-delivery and/or unsolicited electronic messages from reaching an end user's electronic message address, comprising a computer configured to generate at least one UIE as part of outgoing challenge messages and being configured to recognize a UIE in reply messages when returned from compliant systems which are also configured to generate one or more UIE as part of an outgoing challenge message, wherein the generating system and receiving system are configured to recognize responses to challenge messages generated by any other compliant active spam handling system.
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