On 28-Jan-2010, at 11:59, Adam Katz wrote:
>
> SpamCop sister-site SenderBase seems to indicate at
> http://www.senderbase.org/senderbase_queries/detaildomain?search_string=hinet.net
> that there isn't much traffic coming from IPs whose rDNS contain
> 'dynamic.hinet.net' anyway, so it appears they've cleaned up.
I get hundreds and hundreds of spam attempts from dynamic.hinet.net
$ bzgrep dynamic.hinet.net /var/log/maillog.?.bz2 | grep -i reject |wc -l
8939
That's in 10 days. Nearly 900 times a day.
And that doesn't count all the forged from addresses claiming to be from some
user @{something}.hinet.net
$ bzgrep dynamic.hinet.net /var/log/maillog.?.bz2 |\
> grep -i reject |\
> awk -F: {'print $9'} |\
> awk -F';' {'print $1'} |\
> sort -u
Client host rejected
Helo command rejected
Recipient address rejected
Relay access denied
Sender address rejected
The usual array of spammer errors.
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(...) It means "Who guards the guards themselves?" (...) Who watches the
Watch?' --Feet of Clay
