> Does anyone knows a good way to prevent dictionary attacks?

-  Lighter  attacks  that  have trackable origin IPs can be stemmed by
using  IMail's  built-in access controls. Limiting the number of RCPTs
per  message will also help--if the spammer is not using software that
accounts for and circumvents such measures.

-  If  you  are under heavy attack, you will probably want to put in a
bastion  host,  preferably  Len Conrad's personal cookbook for PostFix
called IMGate, to do the warding off.

-  Terry Fritts has done some proprietary work along the same lines as
Len  that  may  inpire you if you wish to build a solution using IMail
alone.

-  BlackICE has also been recommended for a built-in dictionary attack
detection and lockout.

-Sandy


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