Hi,Is there any value in contacting postmaster@ / abuse@ for senders that participated in a mass subscription bomb attack?
I've got a user that received almost 1k subscription / welcome / confirmation messages over a period of about 30 minutes before I disabled the account (hopefully temporarily).
As such, I've got a corpus of ~1k messages that appear to be semi-legitimate at a quick glance.
I also have growing logs of attempted, but rejected at SMTP edge, delivery attempts.
Is there any value in the corpus of data?Or should I simply focus my attention forward to the future and let this water go under the proverbial bridge.
I do see messages originating from Google and Mailgun stood out while skimming logs. I've not done any analysis yet.
Thank you and have a good day. -- Grant. . . .
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