User Guide - Kaspersky Lab

SPAM Protection 179
The chief application of the lists of key phrases, and in particular the white list, is
that you can coordinate with trusted addressees, (for example, with colleagues),
signatures containing a particular phrase. You could use, for example, a PGP
signature as an email signature. You can use wildcards in the signatures and in
the addresses: * and ?. A * represents any sequence of characters of any length.
A question mark represents any one character.
If there are asterisks and questions marks in the signature, to prevent errors with
Anti-Spam processes them, they should be preceded by a backslash. Then two
characters are used instead of one: \* and \?.
13.3.4.1. White lists for addresses and strings
The white list contains key phrases from emails that you marked as accepted,
and addresses of trusted senders who would not send spam. The white list is
filled manually, and the list of senders’ addresses is done automatically while
training the Anti-Spam component. You can edit this list.
To configure the white list:
1. Open the settings window and select Anti-Spam under Protection.
2. Click on Customize under Sensitivity and open the White List tab (cf.
Figure 63).
The tab is divided into two sections: the upper portion contains the addresses of
senders of good email, and the lower contains key phrases from such emails.
To enable phrase and address white lists during spam filtration, check the
corresponding boxes in the Allowed senders and Allowed phrases sections.
You can edit the lists using the buttons in each section.