>>A day does not pass when I don't get spam that has come through an
>>unsecured formmail.
>
>How do you know? I'm curious to look through my headers for instances.
>
>
>Stefan Jeglinski
>
Hi again,
You can usually spot them because they say something along the
lines of:
"Below are the results of your feedback form" in the body of the email &
then have some spam rubbish in the rest of the email. Looking in the
headers mostly reveals the mail has come from something like
'server.somedomain.com' I usually take the time to inform the foolish
server admin that the script has been used for spam - they are mostly
appreciative.
Bye for now, Terry Allen
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