full-disclosure - VeriSign's fake SMTP server for SiteFinder

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Message-ID: <013801c3816d$2b109030$231a90d8@NTAUTHORITY>
From: geoincidents at getinfo.org (Geoincidents)
Subject: VeriSign's fake SMTP server for SiteFinder

----- Original Message ----- 

> Right now they take in the address of who you are sending to and who is
> sending. What a wonderful way to collect valid email addresses. First
> the MAIL FROM will be a correct address most of the time. The RCPT TO
> will be wrong 100% of the time, but they could employ scripts with some
> logic to see things like    user@...scpe.com is really
> user@...scape.com and such. Many typos are repeated in the same way by
> many people.
>
> Can't wait for the spam to start flowing from that list of users they

So bust them at it. Setup some email that is unguessable, send an email to
noone@...isignsucksnuts4ever.com and if your unguessble address gets spammed
you know they did it. If a number of folks here do that and all get spammed
then it's pretty clear where the information came from.

Geo.