Hello dar...@chaosreigns.com, Am 2011-11-17 12:29:41, hacktest Du folgendes herunter: > There could be a useful correlation there, but I need to point out that if > a domain has no MX records, the correct thing to do is to send email to the > A record for the domain, and I've seen legit domains configured that way > and unwilling to change. It's not even a violation of RFC.
Right, but MOST spamers act like this AND there IP does not respond to
SMTP requests. So, why waysting time and resource?
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