I'm seeing an extremely large spike in spam which appears to be coming
from random places. They've gotten smart enough to retry in 40+ minutes
so delaying lets them through. They're all viral or at least appear to
be. There is no subject header and no body when it gets to the mail
client. The common thread I seem to have identified is that all the
sending sources have the substring #.#.#-# in the address. I'm a real
rookie with regex. Would the following catch those? I'm planning on
adding to the denySenderRe.
*#\.#\.#\-#*
Thanks
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for they are subtle and quick to anger.
-- Gildor Inglorion
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