On Wed, Dec 04, 2002 at 04:03:31PM +0000, Justin Mason wrote: > > Matt Sergeant said: > > > There are a fair few so-called "right hand side" blacklists (taken from > > the fact that they use the rhs of the email address), but they're > > focussed on blocking based on what is given in the MAIL FROM line. I'm > > sure they could extend themselves to work on domains used in URLs in > > spam though. > > This would have to be different IMO; it's much easier for a spammer to get > webhosting than SMTP, so the server names used will likely differ a lot.
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