after checking the coherence with existing filters I tried to test .eml that SM did not identify correctly
Look at this case and what chatgpt replied
X-SmarterMail-SpamAction: Low | NoAction
X-SmarterMail-TotalSpamWeight: 10
X-SmarterMail-SpamDetail: 0.4 KHOP_HELO_FCRDNS Relay HELO differs from its
IP's reverse DNS
X-SmarterMail-SpamDetail: 2.4 FORGED_MUA_MOZILLA Forged mail pretending to be
from Mozilla
X-SmarterMail-SpamDetail: 0.5 SUBJ_ALL_CAPS Subject is all capitals
X-SmarterMail-SpamDetail: 0.0 HTML_MESSAGE HTML included in message
X-SmarterMail-Spam: DMARC [passed]: 0, Reverse DNS Lookup [Passed]: 0, Null
Sender: 0, Cyren [Unknown]: 0, CyrenIP [NORISK]: 0, Message Sniffer [code:0]:
0, ISpamAssassin [raw:3.3]: 5, SPF [Pass]: 0, DKIM [Pass]: 0, _ARC: pass,
UCEProtect Level 1: 0, Barracuda: 0, Surriel: 0, UCEProtect Level 2: 0, SEM -
Black: 0, Backscatter: 0, Truncate: 0, SpamCop: 0, HostKarma: 5, Spamhaus: 0,
URIBL Black: 0, SEM-URI: 0
and here's what chatgpt said
This email is unsolicited advertising, but it does not appear to be dangerous or fraudulent. I assign it a spam score of 60/100.
Detailed Analysis:
Legitimate but Suspicious Origin (10 points)
- The sender uses a @live.it email, which is a generic Microsoft domain and not a dedicated business email.
- The mentioned domain (hurricanepromo.com) is related to advertising, but the website is not accessible, which is a red flag.
- SPF and DKIM checks have passed, meaning the sender is not spoofing the domain.
Unsolicited Promotional Content (30 points)
- The email offers advertising services without any prior contact.
- The message is generic, likely sent to multiple businesses.
- Phrases like "real and demonstrable guarantees!" indicate aggressive marketing language.
Lack of Transparency (15 points)
- No clear physical business address is provided.
- The cited website (hurricanepromo.com) is inaccessible.
- There is no unsubscribe link, which is required for legitimate commercial emails.
Suspicious Attachment (5 points)
- The email includes a .eml attachment, which might contain another promotional or spam message.
Conclusion
⚠ This is commercial spam, probably sent in bulk.
It does not seem to be a scam or phishing attempt, but it is unwanted advertising.
What to do?
- If you're not interested, ignore or mark it as spam.
- Do not open the attachment if you don't trust the sender.
- If you want to verify the company, look up "Standard Industry Sas" and "hurricanepromo.com".
- If you receive more emails like this, consider blocking the sender.
Let me know if you want me to search for more details about the company.