On Fri, May 03, 2002 at 09:52:39AM -0600, Andrew Hoying wrote: | I'm getting flooded with messages from postmaster accounts about spam coming | from us. When you look at the header it is obviously coming from Asia, but | they are using our company domain name in the from and return-path | addresses. The spam is even about equities, we deal in commodities and | equity trading, so it is doubly abusive to our corporate image. My question | is, what can I do to stop this, and how do I go about finding who is the | source of the spam?
1) educate those postmasters regarding Received: headers
(so that they know the spam didn't come from your systems at all)
2) inspect the Received: headers yourself and
a) add those machines to RBLs
b) present the people (eg postmasters) responsible with the
penalty for their actions
(have the legal dept. begin a lawsuit for damaging your company name)
HTH,
-D
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