jobst wrote:
> However if the spammer/worm/trojan now has an email address
> that exists in our domain, than the email is rejected
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
> but the person (unknowingly) receives an email of the rejection.
Well, the person receives an email of the rejection whether the email address
exists in your domain or not, right? The only difference is that:
IF THE EMAIL ADDRESS EXISTS
Then you KNOW it's spam or virus or trojan when you reject.
IF THE EMAIL ADDRESS DOES NOT EXIST
Then you reject it WITHOUT KNOWING whether it's a virus or spam or
trojan.
What a difference prior-knowledge makes...
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