I have Postfix server that runs pretty well, today a user got reject, our
server got listed on lashback and one other list as 'spam sender';

looking through logs it seems a sasl user is/was hacked few days ago:

# grep username  /var/log/maillog | wc
   4382   59184  765780
# grep username  /var/log/maillog.1 | wc
   1148   14914  190332
# grep username  /var/log/maillog.2 | wc
     67    1385   18475
# grep username  /var/log/maillog.3 | wc
     76     910   13651
# grep username  /var/log/maillog.4 | wc
     22     364    4692

I've now edited that username sasl password

what sort of monitoring can one do to have a chance to pick up such
'failure' earlier ?

is monitoring blacklists just 'a good idea'? a must ? or?

as for 'cleanup' : if this user's home PC is 'infected/hacked', if I just
issue a new password, spam will start again ?

thanks for any pointers, sorry for ot post

V





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