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A simple regex filter will get rid of that. Now, if you use your own domain and have it configured as a catch-all, then you could do github@domain.tld.
by input_sh 7mo ago
A simple regex filter will get rid of that. Now, if you use your own domain and have it configured as a catch-all, then you could do github@domain.tld.
- BitsAndObjects 7mo agoI'm not saying I do this but if I were as smart as I think I am I would have given a Gmail example rather than the example you've given to avoid bots just looking up my website and starting to bypass my setup... ;) ;) ;) Also, spammers generally don't seem to be going to the effort to apply regex filters to the data they've scraped...
- VorpalWay 7mo agoI self host email, and I have never gotten spam to any email "constructed" from the domain, other than random attempts to things like "accounting@domain.tld" etc. But the email I used to interact with the Linux kernel mailing list I had to null route after a while, it got so much spam. I used a throwaway for just that purpose of course, so no big deal.
- input_sh 7mo agoIF alias NOT ON allowList MOVE TO specialLittleFolder By far the worst one is always going to be something generic like contact@, but my email provider is very good at filtering out those appropriately. :)