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From: kedves at attglobal.net (Jean-Marie Monnier)
Subject: defamatory joe job attack by botnet
I can only second Charles' and Isi's statements.... I sent a mail
earlier this morning to the list, and it was bounced back to me by
different engines. I made my case worse by underlining the fact that
the body of the messages sent under my sp**fed identity were either
advertising P*RN sites, or were plain SP*M for any kind of products..
the full and correct spelling of P*RN and SP*M triggered also some
sites to reject straight away my message ;-). Life is not easy, and it
seems we ain't seen anything yet... oh well...:-)
Jean-Marie Monnier
Charles Richmond a ?crit:
>
> On Jun 24, 2004, at 11:43 PM, lsi wrote:
>
>> I can report that not only is this activity continuing, but it is
>> doing so under the names of ... well, me, at least - I have received
>> several bounces indicating that my email address is being used as the
>> "from" address.
>
>
> The spammers are using addresses from bugtraq submissions
> and other security lists also. Clearly it is to their advantage to
> harass those of us who are at all active on the security and
> anti-spam side. It took Verizon months to stop blocking based
> on spoofed addresses and Barry Shein's "Software Tool & Die"
> (std.com) is still blocking based on spoofed addresses.
>
> It behooves all of us to do our best to block actual spammers
> and not their spoofed victims.
>
> Charles Richmond
>
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