> The DNS MX records aren't even in yet, and I already see port scans and hack attempts on port 25, probing for security flaws and configuration errors, already

> The DNS MX records aren't even in yet, and I already see port scans and hack attempts on port 25, probing for security flaws and configuration errors, already trying to exploit my MTA infrastructure. So? How many webservers are constantly _trying_ to exploit your web browser infrastructure? It's just that you don't have a log file that's telling you about it, but that doesn't mean it's not happening. And in any case, it doesn't really matter. Just because someone is testing whether your web browser is some ancient internet explorer, doesnt mean there is an actual risk to you, unless you are running an ancient internet explorer. > I'm not even done yet, and the antivirus engine is already complaining that it's outdated. Just forget about antivirus, it's snakeoil anyhow?