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It's not so much malware, it's mainly open relays which are being used to bypass spam filters on hotmail et al. due to coming from a "legit" .gov or .edu domain
by morrbo 9y ago
It's not so much malware, it's mainly open relays which are being used to bypass spam filters on hotmail et al. due to coming from a "legit" .gov or .edu domain.
It has been a while since i've received one though in all fairness.
*edit - sorry just read it properly, both malware and generic phishing. Sorry! Even so though it would be really nice to have a streamlined process to go "hey, <shitty local council> has an open relay" whereby someone from within the UK gov could just forward on the email to the IT guy up there to at least make them aware of the issue.
- gm3dmo 9y agoThe IT guy is attending DefCon on the council budget.