On 12 March 2002, Charlie Watts said: > I'm seeing more and more of a strange phenomenon - spam with no body.
I've recently seen a number of similar messages saying something like "Hi" or nothing at all. Since I have a domain where I can see messages sent to different wrong addresses that have been put on spam lists I have noticed the same message sent to different addresses. It is made to look like some simple mistake but is obviously broadcast. My guess is that it is a way of testing for valid email addresses for a validated spam address list. The reply path address has always been something suspicious like ns.something_or_other.com, i.e., a DNS that must be configured badly to be running a mail server that can be compromised. What would be nice would be a way to identify these early and refuse the connection, but that's outside the scope of SA. -- sidney _______________________________________________ Spamassassin-talk mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/spamassassin-talk
