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■Redirect to: The message will be delivered to the mail address specified in Action Data.

■Reject mail: The mail will not be accepted and the connecting mail server is forced to return it.

■BCC (Blind Carbon Copy): The message will be copied to the mail address specified in Action Data.

■Action data — Depending on the specified action:

■Modify Subject Header: The specified text will be inserted into the subject line, such as [BULK].

■Add header: A message header will be added with the specified text, such as [BULK].

■Redirect to: Send the message to a mailbox such as spam@example.com.

STA	STA (Statistical Token Analysis) is a sophisticated method of identifying
	spam based on statistical analysis of mail content. Simple text matches
	can lead to false positives because a word or phrase can have many
	meanings depending on the context. STA provides a way to accurately
	measure how likely any particular message is to be spam without having
	to specify every word and phrase.
	STA achieves this by deriving a measure of a word or phrase contributing
	to the likelihood of a message being spam. This is based on the relative
	frequency of words and phrases in a large number of spam messages.
	From this analysis, it creates a table of “discriminators” (words associated
	with spam) and associated measures of how likely a message is spam.
	When a new incoming message is received, STA analyzes the message,
	extracts the discriminators (words and phrases), finds their measures from
	the table, and aggregates these measures to produce a spam metric for
	the message between 1 and 100.
	STA uses three sources of data to build its run-time database:
	■ The initial database tables based on analysis of known spam.
	■ Tables derived from an analysis of local legitimate mail. This is referred
	to as “training.”

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