Andrew Keefe wrote:Not a problem with TMDA, I'm guessing -- it sounds like your address is authorized to send mail to you. Since anyone can spoof your address, and someone just did, why permit it? When it's really you (or a program on your system mailing you), you can grab a dated address just as easily. Check your logs and see why it accepted the message....I think some spammer found a loophole in the TMDA blocking. They basically spoofed my email as if it were coming from me; see the header: .... From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: [EMAIL PROTECTED]I checked my TMDA lists and the offending email <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> was not confirmed. It seems to have passed through by faking my address. I hope this helps you with your developments. I am a big fan of TMDA. Keep up the great work. I note SPF actively failed this, too..... -- Michaël A. Bishop "God does not reveal himself to satisfy our curiosity." -Billy Graham "Why not go out on a limb? Isn't that where the fruit is?" -Frank Scully |
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