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IMHO situations such as those occurring at the Kennedy Space Center mail
servers, is simple evidence of the arrogance of system Administrators in
believing they "own" the mail boxes of those receiving the spew of unwanted
email messages, known as spam.
When any admin neglects to respond to complaints of system compromises or
spamming, I firmly believe they should have their internet privileges suspended
until they wake up and apply best practices to their own systems.
Another insecure system that is relaying a constant spew of spam is the
mail servers at va.gov. The consequence is that they, too, are now
appearing on the DNSBLs and other blacklists. These "gummit" admins are not in
some ivory tower, and must bear a responsibility to be good "netizens" or suffer
the consequences. All of them have failed or refused to respond to not
just a few, but thousands of complaints about their systems.
The ability of private enterprise to block incoming mail from abusive
systems cannot be considered a denial of service, but legitimate protection of
the recipient system of resources being stolen by the abusers.
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