full-disclosure - defamatory joe job attack by botnet

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From: aditya.deshmukh at online.gateway.technolabs.net (Aditya, ALD [ Aditya Lalit Deshmukh ])
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...:-)

this is where you can see the deficencies of the smtp and the admins of the sites recieving the mail 

-aditya
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