John Hardin wrote:
> Starting this afternoon I'm getting a raft of spams from Hotmail
> advertising meds at throwaway Blogspot subdomains. Both have been
> advised.
>
> Here's a point added for such:
>
> describe BLOGSPOT_01 Throwaway blogspot domain
> uri BLOGSPOT_01 m;https?://[a-z]{8,}
Matt Kettler wrote:
mouss wrote:
if you can't validate the header, you can't trust it.
And the whole point of the Michael's original message was to find out
if you can validate it, therefore trust it.
A simple "I don't think you can validate that" would have been
appropriate, but suggestin
On Sunday 03 February 2008 16:14:37 OliverScott wrote:
> Not sure if this will be of any use to anyone else, of if it can be made to
> work with anything other than Exim, but here is the first draft of a script
> to generate a whitelist based on outgoing email! I have had it running on a
> server (
Not sure if this will be of any use to anyone else, of if it can be made to
work with anything other than Exim, but here is the first draft of a script
to generate a whitelist based on outgoing email! I have had it running on a
server (for the last 2 months) handeling 20,000 emails a week for a va
mouss wrote:
if you can't validate the header, you can't trust it.
And the whole point of the Michael's original message was to find out
if you can validate it, therefore trust it.
A simple "I don't think you can validate that" would have been
appropriate, but suggesting he use it as a bloc
http://www.openspf.org/caller-id/csri.pdf Chapter 11, pages 37 to 45
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