- Affected version
- 2.0.10
getSfsSpamFlagCount
unconditionally adds a SFS part to the $count
if it has a frequency & appears even if that part does not match the last seen & frequency cut-offs. The functions return result (ie a flag count) however does, and this is what triggers the accept/moderate/reject behaviour.This means inspecting the logged 'sfs_matched_x' instances do not actually match the reason for why the account was rejected.