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David,
the MX gives the incoming server for the
domain.
The origin ip adress (the SMTP server) can be
- and often is - on another class
and can legitimately change ( when the sender is
roaming )
I do not think that your suggestion is possible
given the existing protocols
Benoit
As you say, Randy, "From" addresses are easy to fake; but what about the
originator's IP address? Could Trashfinder do an MX lookup on the domain part of
the "From" address and then compare it with the actual originator's IP address?
This would only be necessary for "Pass"
addresses.
David |
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