Hello
We have a 'challenging' problem between two companies sending each other
emails.
The sender keeps getting notifications, that his emails to the
recipient are delayed. But this is not true. Analyzing the email
headers the recipient sent me I can confirm, the emails take about two
seconds! fr
Hello
Thank you for the replies suggesting that the problem could be caused
by an amavis virus scanner. That was bullseye :-)
Indeed, amavis at recipioents site generates a delayed bounce, which
is then sent directly to the MX of the sender and thus bypassed my
sniffing between our filter and the
Hi all
> Are you sure that Lotus Notes is using that character? Have you got
> an example?
Ok, as I told, they use some sort of automatic order form processing
software which communicates via email. So it looks like an external
module or similar for lotus notes which generates those messages,
inc
Hi
http://multirbl.valli.org/lookup/82.165.159.13.html
Blacklisted: 17
Anyone knows if some outbreak just got GMX thrown in that many
lists?
-Benoît Panizzon-
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Hello
Since a couple of days we get a lot of spam from randomly changing
domains under gtld bid. faith. website. loan. to name a couple.
Now I found one thing in common to those spam mails. All of them point
to MX Records from:
eforward1.registrar-servers.com.
to
eforward5.registrar-servers.com.
Hi Stefano
> From my data I'd say that those MX are MX for PARKED domains at
> namecheap (I logged more than 1000 domains using that MX and randomly
> checking some of them, they are parked domains).
>
> I guess it can be safe to drop incoming email from a parked domain.
Strange, todays active d
Hi Mark
Outlook is not the only one that re-sends and email from a different ip
with each attempt.
What tool do you use for greylisting?
I can recommend milter-greylist which has ways to react to such
situations:
subnetmatch /24
subnetmatch6 /64
will consider ip addresses within a /24 IPv4 and
Dear Fellow Mailops
Today I came across and interesting statement in a spam email.
The sender pretends to co-operate with and antispam reporting
organization http://spamalarm.org and recommends that recipients not
wanting his emails should report them there.
Well they do seem to forward the comp
Hi
I made mixed experience with CSA.
Their 'complaints' team does react quickly on complaints and also
document the number of complaints they receive per CSA Member.
But by 'reacting' they just acknowledge the complaints and document the
complaint. Not much more happens to make the problem stop.
Dear List
I have come across a strange problem.
One of our customers is forwarding his emails to his google account.
We do implement SRS to rewrite the envelope sender to match our SPF
record.
All other headers are preserved, in case they are DKIM Signed.
Google rejects the emails with:
: host
Hi List
rescam.org made it to the swiss national tv news lately.
Generally I like the idea of wasting the time of scamers and spamers.
The goal is reached when the scamer can not distinguish between real
and bot answers and wastes most of his time talking to bots.
I have been trying out the serv
Hello List
Happy New Year!
I seem to observe, that more servers have started rejecting email
because of 'helo / hostname' mismatch.
If for example, you run a mailman installation with virtual domains
enabled and use SSL for the Web-Management part, you have one ip
address per domain.
sendmail o
Dear Michael
2018-01-12 09:59:11 SMTP error from remote mail server after RCPT
TO:: host
nyfelermetallbau-ch01i.mail.protection.outlook.com [213.199.154.106]:
550 5.7.606 Access denied, banned sending IP [87.102.181.130]. To
request removal from this list please visit https://sender.office.com/
an
Oh, bummer! that was not his private email address...
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Hello List
We had an incident where one of our users got completely flooded by
'delivery error' for emails he did not send.
The source were about a hundred different ip addresses.
It turned out, most (if not all) bounces were generated by outlook.com
customers.
When does outlook.com stop sendin
Hello List
A Google 'Business' Mail recipient is probably forwarding his email to
an internal Google recipient group.
The mail is being bounced with:
Your email to group i...@medlanes.com was rejected due to spam classification.
To address this issue: * Contact the owner of the group, who can c
Hi Erme
I've seen similar problems with ISP using, as I recall, something
sounding like 'xmailserver' as SMTP Server.
That Server has a very serious bug, instead of rejecting invalid
recipients during the 'rcpt to' handshake, it does this after 'data'
has been initiated by issuing a human readabl
Dear List
Does anyone know, what kind of blocklist outlook.com is using?
Source IP in question is: 157.161.12.54
Source Domain 'bman.ch'
https://mxtoolbox.com/SuperTool.aspx?action=blacklist%3a157.161.12.54&run=toolpage
Not in any blacklist.
IP passes SPF:
bman.ch descriptive text "v=spf1 ip6:
Hi List
Well thank you for all the hints. I also (thanks to Al) found out, that
you need to set the browser language to english, to get to the propper
help page where the delisting request form can be found. With german,
you're lost :-)
But I would like to use that topic on a discussion about wha
Hi List
Now I am sort of baffled, after a lengthy email exchange about the
blocklist case, Microsoft states:
"As previously stated, your IP(157.161.12.54) is mitigated at this time.
I do apologize, but I am unable to provide any details about this
situation since we do not have the liberty to dis
Hi List
Since about a week I regularly try to add our IP Ranges to the
Microsoft SNDS Service to be able to react more quickly to incidents.
Unfortunately Microsoft does not seem to have talked to RIPE to get a
large enough request quota. I always get:
"Sorry, whois.ripe.net will not let us do a
Hi List
Microsoft is getting ridiculous...
We use ab...@imp.ch for our SNDS Login. I have been trying to add our
IP Ranges multiple times every week now and even attempted to open a
case, which was not yet successful (apparently because I left an old
case ID in the subject).
The result, is that
Short update on this...
> To unblock, MS wants to send an SMS to our fixed line abuse desk phone
> number we added when creating the account, this of course is not
> working as switzerland has discontinued fixnet SMS services in July of
> this year. So we are stuck here.
It looks like it was a se
Hi Michael
Could you please escalate the case?
Apparently your techs don't even bother to look at the problem on their
side.
Message from the SNDS Website while trying to add IP Ranges:
"Sorry, whois.ripe.net will not let us do any more lookups today.
Please come back and try again tomorrow"
I
Hi Tobias
> Do you try to add a Range? I had problems with the same Error a couple of
> years ago, until I figured out that they also look up the Network IP, so for
> us it helped to add PTR-RR to 192.168.0.0 with a Domain that also belonged to
> us...
Ok, so the error message regarding the re
Hi List
We increasingly notice, that when an account got phished, it is being
abused to send spam from usually one or two Amazon AWS US IP Addresses
simultaneously, staying below our account auto-block thereshold.
Quite some time in the past, when I first observed this, contacted the
Amazon Abuse
Hi List
We again face problems with services by MailChimp.
Their platform is equally fashioned by serious companies sending
permission based newsletters and by very persistent repetitive spamer.
They repeatedly get blacklisted on our platform, because of recipient
complaints.
Then repeatedly cu
Hi Al
> My question is, "What Mailchimp spam problem?" Where's data? All I see
> is useless bombastic complaining that belongs on NANAE or SPAM-L, not
> here.
Ok, there is a point here which I did not consider enough.
I did not collect any numbers about emails send by mailchimp to our
email plat
Hi List
Finally git positive Feedback from the SNDS Support Team. It looks
like, after some escalations, they solved the issue of too many requests
to RIPE. (they only had to contact ripe and ask politely for the quota
to be risen I suppose).
I was now able to 'Request Access' to more than just s
Hi List
Does anybody have a good recipe on how to solve the support deadlock
created by mailexperts / spamrl.com?
One of our customers is blacklisted by spamrl.com. Only by spamrl.
Our abusedesk has no recorded spam complaints about the IP in question.
Spamrl.com requires our customer to contact
Hi List
Does anyone know about mailchannels.ch? Looks a bit like an ESP but
they send out emails with a sender domain hosted on our email plattform
and protected by SPF. Unfortunately this makes us receive all the
bounces.
https://www.mailchannels.ch/ leads to a site with many certificates,
none
Hi List
Email is sent to multiple recipients.
When for whatever reason, recipients have incompatible settings (one
wants spam to be rejected during SMTP Handshake, another one wants
spam to be tagged and delivered to his inbox as example)..
...during the 'RCTP TO' phase, we don't yet know what t
Hi
Thank you for the feedback.
So I wonder if others might have found a clever solution to that
problem.
Goal 1: Do NOT send a delayed bounce. (aka backscatter)
Goal 2: Never have an email 'disappear' in the system.
Goal 3: Respect Recipient's anti-spam settings.
Consider an email sent to two r
Hi Michael
> Kind of breaks the chain of responsibility though, so make sure you have
> good logging of the event.
Logging alone is not good enough. Emails disappearing without a trace
(for the recipient and sender) are always bad.
Spam Mails usually are delivered to single recipients. So the h
Hi Eric
> Is this a legit method? Looks like it's a typical round-robin so will fail
> more often then work..
As far as I remember, 'a' does just specify ip address without
specifying the protocol version.
So if a hostname is ipv4/ipv6 dual stack, 'a' includes all ipv4 and
ipv6 addresses that h
> This has gone on now for more than a month, and they aren't even trying
> to hide..
Interesting digitalocean is also hosting at least two UBS.com
phishing sites and it took quite a while to persuade their abuse-desk to
verify by looking at the code of the site, or to use an VPN to access
th
Hi List
Our Mail Infrastructure just got hit by a new sextortion wave
originating from vairous IP @ AS14061
I wondered, aren't there any RBL providers blacklisting whole AS
ip ranges or returning the AS number when queried with the reversed IP,
so blocking / penalizing could be easily implemented
Hi List
Today, our support team started getting quite some emails from
legitimate customers, but with envelope sender and From: header looking
like:
From: "Firstname Name"
That Hex String is different for each sender.
Recieved: header show, they got sent via outlook.com plattform, but the
send
Hi List
A customer told us he is getting timeouts trying to send emails to a
recipient under @accountprotection.microsoft.com. It looks like he is
trying to reply some sort of challenge response system which I guess is
not meant to be used by email.
mail.msa.msidentity.com mail is handled by 5 mx
Hi Renaud
> I am seeing in my logs some bounces messages (empty sender) from
> various outbound.protection.outlook.com servers. All those bounce
> messages are directed towards one specific email address which is
> probably used as an envelope field in a spam run.
>
> Now my question is: if it co
Hi Michael
> This has been going on for some time now, there was discussion on
> this list regarding the topic, we ended up putting a policy in our
> platforms just to deal with this issue. "Reject messages from senders
> forging bounce messages".
So you just drop everything with envelope sender
Hi all
As an ISP we operate email services under various domain names for our
end-customers.
We also operate the community based SWINOG DNS Anti-Spam Blacklist
services.
Now I came across a strange behaviour from the email marketer
Cleverreach(.de)
He blocked outbound emails to one of our main
Hello
At the moment we see a very large amount of emails containing
Microsoft Office Documents containing malware, all originating from IP
Addresses in the Range: 68.230.241.0/24
We therefore blocked that range.
Anyone else? Maybe a Cox.Net Email Admin reading this list?
-Benoît Panizzon-
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Hi List
I wonder how other Email Ops, especially in Europe, handle Mailchimp and
Mandrill App.
They are a constant issue with the Swinog Blacklists.
The problem boils down with differences in the privacy laws of US vs EU.
In Switzerland (and probably most EU countries too), a company who
sends
Hi Suresh
> There seems to be a miscommunication - I personally have seen
> Mailchimp / Mandrill suspend a large number of spamming customers.
Yes, the Mailchimp Customer I remember most, because one of my personal
email addresses were targeted, was suspended, but probably re-subscribed
under a s
Hi Suresh
> They aren’t under any obligation to reveal customer identity to you
> and would potentially face legal liability for doing so.
This is exactly the problem.
Privacy Laws in Switzerland (and most other countires I know) states,
that the sender must provide proof of opt-in.
Therefore,
Hi Suresh
> As I doubt that mailchimp operates under Swiss jurisdiction- and they
> probably have a customer contract that stipulates US jurisdiction ..
> you'd have to rely on them suspending the spammer.
I am aware of that. But the way mailchimp operates now, is as a spamer
heaven.
I don't kno
Hi Matthias
> > Therefore, the sender must be identifiable. If the sender is not
> > identifiable, the ISP of the sender must provide the identity of the
> > sender.
>
> On what legal theory is this based on?
I am not a lawyer, but in my job I had some contacts with OFCOM, SECO,
Lauterkeitskomm
Hi Tim
> Rule #1: Spammers lie. What sort of "proof of opt-in" could they
> provide that can't be forged? Also, it does not follow from that
> requirement that senders must be "identifiable." That may be a
> separate legal requirement, but it doesn't logically follow from the
> opt-in proof requir
Hi Laura
> Again, were you approaching this as an individual or was your lawyer
> involved?
There is no need to involve a lawyer.
You don't need one. You contact the sender and request the proof of
opt-in. If he does not comply, you file a complaint with the SECO (or
you could try to fill one wi
Hi Suresh
> Did you try to identify the spammer with a dummy purchase If he is
> doing something illegal?
In my opinion, this is very dangerous and could get back on you.
By doing a purchase, you get into a legal contract with that customer
you don't want to comply with, but by which you get inf
Hi Laura
> > There is no need to involve a lawyer.
>
> There is if you’re asking a company to release customer information
> to you. Which is what your request of Mailchimp is.
Could you please provide legal background to your statement?
I have been in contact with the legal advisers of OFCOM
Hi Jay
> ESP to victim: That mail was sent on behalf of ABC Company, and you
> can contact them [here]. We don't tolerate spammers, and our customer
> contracts require openness so these issues can be resolved. Attached
> is a PDF of their signed statement where they certify that they have
> your
> Victim to ESP: I got this spam from your IP and have no idea why. It
> touts some product, but all of the links are tracking bugs that point
> back to you. Where did you get my address and on whose behalf did you
> send it?
>
> ESP to victim: We believe you and we have disconnected the customer.
Hi Eric
> So all I need to do to shut down a competitor is sign up for their
> mailing list, then issue a complaint to their ESP?
It's not that easy :-). If you signed up, your competitor can provide a
proof (Time, IP-Address, received verification email) you signed up to
you and the ESP. So you
Hello
Operating the experimental future SWINOG Spamtrap development and Spam
Reporting infrastructure I often come across the problem, that many
abuse desks have their abuse contact address hosted by Google.
Unfortunately Google does not know about ARF Reports and very quickly
considers an email
Am Tue, 28 Jun 2016 15:57:39 -0700
schrieb Hal Murray :
>
> > There is currently no way to deliver spam to abuse@ > domain>
>
> Google isn't the only problem. There are lots of outfits that do
> content filtering on their abuse mailbox.
>
> It seem reasonable to reject mail from IP Addresses o
Hello
Our Email Services implement SRS to forward emails from SPF protected
domains.
So the envelope server is being rewritten to the domain of the
'forwarder'.
Example:
eloig...@whutherl.local-girls.org => exam...@eblcom.ch (forwards to
exam...@gmail.com)
After SRS Rewriting the sender looks
Hi John
> >Any good ideas how to prevent that problem?
>
> A) don't use SRS
>
> B) don't blindly forward mail without spam filtering it first
>
> C) really, don't use SRS
Yes, if you would ask me, email forwarding generally is a bad thing to
do and we should start getting rid of it. But custom
Hi Seth
> Terminal: (host 167.89.88.20
> 20.88.89.167.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer
> o1.webmaillist.flowerdeliveryexpress.com.)
20.88.89.167.in-addr.arpa domain name pointer
o1.webmaillist.flowerdeliveryexpress.com.
$ dig -t any o1.webmaillist.flowerdeliveryexpress.com.
;; ANSWER SECTION:
o
Hi Michelle
> Have a similar (though substantially smaller numbers) with Apple
> iCloud accounts... main problem there is people sending receipts for
> their purchases... you'd think they (the consumers) might be worried
> about a third-party getting all their (valid) credit card details,
> but I
Hi Michael
Do you know if there is a way to contact the Office365 Mail
'Tech' Support, as an email service offering ISP?
I have tried to do that in the past, but the support always required me
to provide some kind of contract ID or proof, that we use any kind of
Office365 products, which we don't
Hello
In the last couple of days I have come across more spam emails
originating from: mout.kundenserver.de [212.227.126.133] (whitelisted
as much legitimate emails is sent from that IP) but which contain an
unsubscribe link pointing to newslettertool2.1und1.de
I wonder if OneAndOne created a new
I used to discuss issues on their NNTP Server:
news://news.spamcop.net/
But it is down at the moment (or has it been put out of service? I
haven't connected for a long time)
-Benoît Panizzon-
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Hi
I also think a big difference is: Your Browser's cache does not hide
the origin of the content.
Cloudflare does. To prevent DDOS Attacks to the source of the content,
that is their business. Bug this also hides where spamers host their
stuff and provides a safe haven to them.
At least they co
Hi Dave
> Truthfully, forwarding complaints is a bit of a messy business as this
> could easily forward to the abuser themselves. But, this should at
> least be an option when filing a complaint, as should actually
> terminating the abusive customer.
I do know the problem. But I don't think it's
Hi Frank
> It is hard to justify: take down this content because I received a bad
> email.
I would not take the site down after receiving one complaint. But
usually a ISP receives various complaints from various sources. And that
is a strong hint, that the customer is indeed a spamer.
-Benoît Pa
Hello
Does anyone know, if it is possible to get abuse feedback loop
informations from cloudmark? Or if they have a way to query the
reputation of IP Adress ranges within our responsability to find out
what causes delivery issues?
We offer wholesale email services for other ISP and take various
m
Hi Ken
> If you're wholesaling then aren't you segmenting your sending IP
> ranges on a per customer basis to identify ISPs with low quality
> customers?
Yes, we do (postfix regex transport rules mapping customer domains to
outgoing server(IP) instances). In this case our 'catch all' IP's for
sen
Hello
Since about one week I notice higher load on my spamtraps.
http://blacklist.woody.ch/rbltop.php
Aeh, yes, nearly exclusively .xyz domains hitting my spamtraps at the
moment.
Anyone else noticing this? Worth notifying the registrar? Has anyone a
good contact to nic.xyz?
-Benoît Panizzon-
Hi Stefan
> the question is what's behind those domains? i didn't have the time to
> analyze it, yet.
I had a bit a deeper look into it.
The Emails them self come from various IP Addresses. It's obviously a
botnet.
Almost all those xyz domains resolve to an IP within a /24 from AS41122.
So I s
Just a quick positive feedback on that case.
I already noticed, that the massive spam avalanche suddenly dropped
some when past week-end.
Today I got feedback from gen.xyz that they had already suspended 20 of
those domains prior to my complaint because of other complaints and
that with the evide
Hello
We had complaints about delivery issues from hosting.com.
After looking at the logs, it's obvious what goes wrong:
We use greylisting, combined with exceptions for whitelists like
dnswl.org or dnswl.swinog.ch to fend of botnet spam and accept email
without delay from known/trusted ranges.
Hello
I see a lot of connections from servers with hostnames ending in:
bullet.mail.(skk|kks).yahoo.co.jp, but no emails sent.
So I sniffed one of the connections.
I see this SMTP Handshake:
Me=> 200 Welcome to my server
Yahoo <= HELO (hostname of yahoo server)
Me=> 200-Hello I do suppo
> PS: Maybe I am not supposed to send multiline prompts if a server
> greets with HELO instead of EHLO?
Note to self, next time read RFC before sending email...
Old RFC 821 does not state, that a reply to HELO can be multiline.
After changing my spamtrap to only send one line in reply to HELO, it
Hi Vladis
> in Appendix E). Only the EXPN and HELP commands are expected to
> result in multiline replies in normal circumstances, however
> multiline replies are allowed for any command.
>
> Note the last sentence.
Nice, so Yahoo's mailservers are broken?
-Benoît Panizzon-
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Hi all
Thank you for the various feedback I got.
I have re-worked my spamtrap SMTP dialogues.
But still I get weird behavior from yahoo servers. (not yahoo japan
this time, but servers like:
nm37.bullet.mail.ne1.yahoo.com
nm41-vm8.bullet.mail.ne1.yahoo.com
I see them repeatedly connecting, iss
Hi Dave
Some years ago I was in contact with yahoo because of a spam issue. I
also had a hard time to find out how to contact a human.
Try:
uk-ab...@cc.yahoo-inc.com
kwo...@uk.yahoo-inc.com
They could advise you on who to contact.
Also I was told not to send email to network-ab...@cc.yahoo-inc.
Hi Jay
> You've masked what is actually a good idea there. Yahoo doesn't view
> you as a customer in this case, hence no service. Get a recipient who
> is a Yahoo customer to complain to them about not getting your wanted
> mail.
An Abuse Desk should never say 'you are not a customers', but look
Hi John
> OK, they look at the problem and see no evidence that it's one that
> any customers care about. Ticket closed.
Agreed, if this is the case. But in Dave's case they see:
* Our customers cannot receive email from this IP because we do
blacklist them.
* The owner of the range has chang
Hello
Since a couple of weeks I observe a steady spam stream from:
24.38.92.131 (mail.orfclone.org).
I did try to contact the domain owners, and the abuse desk or inetops
addr of cv.net AS6128
All I get back are notices about my emails being deleted unread.
Does anyone have a direct contact the
Hi
> Based on your report and on this, I strongly suspect that this is a
> scam.
Yes, it turned out to be scam. The website hosting the abuse reports
probably contained malware. The hoster took it offline after complaints
from other ISP about fraudulent abuse reports regarding their
ressources. S
Hi Nicolas
Orange.fr / wanadoo.fr can be a real pain. Beginning 2015 we started
seeing more and more spam from their "MAIL-ESSENTIALS-FRANCE" IP
Ranges.
Their abuse desk never reacted to any complaints. Escalations via
Orange Switzerland lead to nothing, because the brand 'orange' in
France appar
Hello out there
As abuse desk, when you get reports from spamcop, they contain a link
where you can submit feedback to the reporter.
Actually there is an abuse desk from another ISP which reported a
couple spam reports we sent him back as spam to spamcop. I double
checked. The email address is li
Hello
Due customer complaints I started inspecting our logfiles for UPC
anomalies.
Indeed, UPC seems to have migrated it's email services from austria
(chello.at ip range) to a Liberty Global IP range in NL
This range is not yet whitelisted by SWINOG or DNSWL.org so our
infrastructure applies gr
Hi David
Quick update on the issue.
A tech from UPC Switzerland just called me back.
Apparently they are having a hard time, lots of UPC Switzerland
customers complaining about the email issue. Lots of trouble tickets
opened by other swiss ISP.
Responsible for the mess is UPC Austria (chello.at
Hi all
My spamtraps are being hit by chinese spam advertizing the URL on the
shortening service ppt.cc for several day now, with an incredible rate!
Source is obviously a botnet as source IP's are spread around the globe.
So it's time to look into the issue and send some personal email to the
ab
Hello
Does anyone know how to contact the operator of spamrl.com to get
information why a IP address got listed?
That domain is registered via anonymizing proxy and the webpage states
they do not answer any delist and evidence requests but I should
contact the 'recipients antispam provider'. Only
Hi all
I am wondering how such an incident could happen.
Yesterday several of our customers (and also several of our support
contact email addresses) got very carefully crafted and very authentic
looking fake email invoice notifications from Swisscom.
The 'online invoice' link points to a file c
Hello
I wonder, are there any issues, if an SPF a:host entry resolved to
multiple IP addresses?
smtp.imp.ch has address 157.161.13.198
smtp.imp.ch has address 157.161.13.197
smtp.imp.ch has address 157.161.13.196
smtp.imp.ch has IPv6 address 2001:4060:1:1001::13:198
smtp.imp.ch has IPv6 address 2
Hello
We are having a strange problem with our online IOS Email Profile
generator to facilitate the configuration for IOS devices for our
customers.
https://autoconfig.breitband.ch/
It is also reachable under http://autoconfig.breitband.ch/ we will fix
this. It is available under almost all doma
Hi Michael
Just a short update on DigitalOcean after I to
their abuse desk that it took them almost a month to take down an
ubs.com phishing site and they didn't even seem to bother to look at
the other spam sources I mentioned in the same incident report.
It again took them about two weeks to r
Hi List
I wonder if DigitalOcean is running for some social media related
wake-up call.
I Twittered to @digitalocean about the lack of responsiveness from their
abuse desk.
They promptly replied via Twitter:
"We apologise for the trouble. Our security & operation team is already
looking into it
Hi List
Since a couple of weeks our customers (and some of our support
email addresses) get spam emails advertising erotica services hosted by
DigiByte Media B.V. in the Netherlands.
Blocking is not easy, as the sender IP, content of emails and
redirection service URI used keeps changing.
Their
Hi List
I wonder if others have also stumbled over the password "Mylove@1".
We use RoundCube as Webmail.
We have 'stupid' customers, who give away their email password by
answering to phishing emails or just simply are victims of trojans
stealing their credentials.
Subsequently those accounts g
Please contact me off-list
Short story:
A customer of Amazon SES is attempting to send emails to one of our
customers.
Our customer is not getting them, we don't see ANY trace of those
emails in our logs, they just seem to disappear in transit.
Re-Tested yesterday, exact times known.
Long last
Hi List
I have noticed that we didn't get any spamtrap hits advertising
cloudflare.com in the last couple months.
Before, spamers did love their anonymizing proxy service and their
policy which stated as long as it's not DMCA or CP related we won't
take down a customer's site.
Is still states sp
> >nc: connect to rrmx.imp.ch. port 25 (tcp) failed: Network is unreachable
> >nc: connect to rrmx.imp.ch. port 25 (tcp) failed: Network is unreachable
> >nc: connect to rrmx.imp.ch. port 25 (tcp) failed: Network is unreachable
> >
> >So maybe AWS SES is trying to connect to the IPv6 address and ca
Hi all
I'm looking for a contact to Google (or anyone with insight on what
could cause the problem) to solve a specific issue we have with a
company using their ASP services.
Observed Problem:
I send them an email from the email client 'claws-mail'. This is
received perfectly.
But we use RT/4 a
Hi Grant
> Why are messages, presumably from a human, outbound from RT/4 setting
> the Precedence: header to bulk?
I suppose to silence auto-responders to prevent them to play email
ping-pong. I know the good old 'vacation' tool does not reply on
presence of the bulk header. And also RT/4 itself
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