> Who knows, maybe their stance is to force ISP's into active defenses
> against zombies relaying through them???
Would that be a bad thing? Zombie or human, sending spam using AOL's
servers is an AUP violation. Aggregating the mail at their servers
obliges them to police their user base--whether that means cutting off
live spammers or forcing/coaching their users through the reclamation
of hijacked machines (maybe that'll become the most important part of
their "Computer Check-Up" feature). They made their bed by getting
every newbie on the planet, now they can lie in it. :)
--Sandy
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