It appears that Tobias Fiebig via mailop <tob...@fiebig.nl> said:
>Heho,
>I recently described how this could actually be used by a malicious third 
>party to cause a sender to be blocklisted by major mail operators (see thread 
>titled
>"DMARC/TLSRPT to non-existing accounts/reflection and sender reputation" from 
>the end of April). However, in your case it does not really sound malicious.
>
>Still, spamhaus might have picked up expired domains to setup spam traps, and 
>you may be sending to a ruf/rua on an expired domain. (Note: Wild guess)

If they did, they would age them for at least a year before turning
them into traps, by which time the DMARC records would be long gone.
That's not it.

I suppose someone could set up a malicious MX to aim random junk at
mail servers, but Spamhaus' trap servers are pretty hard to find.

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