Spam of the month
I inadvertently opened one of the spam messages that Yahoo's spam filter didn't catch, and saw this (actual size screencap):
If you look closely, you can see that the large letters are made up of very small characters. You can highlight the characters and paste them into a text editor. The word NEXT, for example, was done like this:
rui4c 0093 i6kf7p0oji rzqaw jd8ah l3718tlumcdp
d6kkli h47y 0hfqe1rhqq l1bvc ictg7 co9l5wneohvc
5y3sqw 6nym e7jb ghiu4 b7pvh nxno
774a8z0 75z0 r95p x5l2kqnbb burv
099p34f 7mr2 g8pond8d8 2ewv6ui xdgk
wdun 68 ciet k9v135mmr 2wa1j imqg
et6b m7mh2qb icwg7zy0b r0lg15o anut
sdv0 l0b83o t09u dmrx3pj tcyg
ri3k rcocqw 1dt2 c5zqr41c1 5eco
qn48 kkipph uus1 96gg4 5tp0n zzpp
27ru uqzbx wdn7gjmaz4 afmmu 3unja pe0j
wmut azgum nu88koomd8 x2j26 38b6r pq6i
l1bk dayr rhqsxbxcv1 nqlpa 3207e jp8v
What won't they think of next.
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