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30 Jul 2008
posted at: 05:54 :: permanent link to this entry :: 5 comments Trackback link is http://www.jl.ly/Email/stillsmtp.trackback 08 Jul 2008
A member of one of the mailing lists I read wrote in saying that one of his client's computers was on the CBL, a well known an extremely reliable list of zombie-controlled computers that send spam. He assumed it was due to bounce blowback, and was asking for copies of the messages that caused the listing. Even though the computer in question was a Windows box running Exchange that was also a NAT gateway to a local network, the Exchange logs didn't show anything, and he didn't believe the problem was zombie, He didn't get a lot of sympathy. Late in the conversation, Steven Champeon of hesketh.com, who heads the Enemieslist anti-spam project, sent a fine summary explaining what you do when you show up on the CBL. It's adapted here with his permission.posted at: 23:29 :: permanent link to this entry :: 0 comments Trackback link is http://www.jl.ly/Email/champ.trackback
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