On Thu, 22 Jun 2023, Michael Peddemors wrote:

> * Use services like RATS-AUTH to block IPs that can safely be blocked as 
> known hackers..

Cool.  Are there other DNSRBLs (apart from bl.blocklist.de) that list
BFD attack IPs?

> * Use services like RATS-NULL (or SpamHaus DROP lists) right in the firewall 
> level.  There are SOME networks
> that should simply be 'unplugged'

Can't find it in https://spamrats.com/.  Is it an DNSRBL or downloadable file?

> * Turn off port 110 (well, all plain text authentication) 90% less email 
> compromise reports when you do..

That will disable STARTTLS though.  Even though it's not plaintext,
maybe that is
a good thing as it avoids MITM banner stripping attacks.

Joseph Tam <jtam.h...@gmail.com>
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