> I asked about that exact issue. He said that it would be pointless
> to run Black Ice on the backup spoolers because they will accept all
> addresses of a dictionary attack. No errors are reported.
That's only true if you don't make your backup spoolers aware of your
userbase. Best practices dictate the rejection of users at the
earliest possible point, which means _never_ processing mail for
unknown users (this prescription covers both local catchall 'nobody'
aliases and backup servers).
--Sandy
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Cypress Integrated Systems, Inc.
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