Webmaster - GlobalWeb.net wrote:
the short answer is no to spyware or virus; however, if the user doesn;t fix
the problem after being notified of it, then the answer is yes - fines plus
service cancellation.
Just wondering. I had a customer who's computer was infected, sent out
about 3 million e-mails via SMTP auth. First time I had ever seen that
happen (using SMTP auth to bypass the tarpit) Actually it was several
infected computers, once one failed another long term customer started
up like it didn't miss a beat. Now I tarpit SMTP auth'ed users as well.
-Ron
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