David Grimberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > The simple fix for the individual receiving the 1000s of bogus challenges > (they're not really bogus, just mis-directed) is for the individual to get a > C/R protected email account. > > Such an account user would never see the challenges since the sender > wouldn't be on their white list. Further a with a properly setup C/R > account the challenge would stop right there since the original challenge > would be sent out with a bulk precedence, and the receiving C/R protected > email account would simply quarantine the incoming challenge without > creating a challenge of it's own.
The problem is that the message still has to be accepted into the system and processed, wasting resources. If a few people on a system use C/R systems, overhead is unnoticeable. On busy mail systems, a joe-job could become resource-intensive. I don't know of a solution for this. It's still better than the victim receiving all of the junk! Tim _____________________________________________ tmda-users mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) http://tmda.net/lists/listinfo/tmda-users
