Not sure if it is the best but it works.
Also <http://www.spamcop.net/> is good.
You might want to accept some of the spam so you have something for the ISP.
Lookup 68.15.153.169 (wsip-68-15-153-169.hr.hr.cox.net) in 20+11 Zones
�AS: 68.15.128.0/19 AS22773 Cox Communications, Inc. Atlanta Atlanta/Georgia
�Net 68.15.128-159 HRCBSHFC-68-15-128-0 Lake Hearn Drive, Georgia @cox.net
Michael
On Saturday, February 7, 2004, at 08:08 AM, Peter Jones wrote:
Ladies and gents:
I am being hit by a spammer doing a simple dictionary attack. I spotted him in my logs about a week ago and blacklisted him, but he won't go away (of course):
01:35:56 1 SMTP-009([68.15.153.169]) SPAM? Host is in the Blacklist, "You are running a dictionary attack go away"
01:35:57 1 SMTP-009([68.15.153.169]) SPAM? Recipient '<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>' rejected: sending host is blacklisted, "You are running a dictionary attack go away"
I'm getting 200-300 of these hits a day. I can handle it but I'd like to complain to the ISP. What Mac tools are best for finding the responsible party?
Peter
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