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That seems like a lot of overhead to manage. Also, you're going to have a bad day if a spam bot decides to spam thousands of <common_user_name>@yourdomain.com.
by eli 13y ago
That seems like a lot of overhead to manage. Also, you're going to have a bad day if a spam bot decides to spam thousands of <common_user_name>@yourdomain.com. Maybe that's fallen out of practice, but I've seen it happen before.
- spindritf 13y agoIt's a tried and true spamming tradition and it's going strong. I see plenty of entries like Envelope-to: <eba615c3c@my.domain> in my reject log. Addresses that were never used anywhere. Some things just refuse to die.
- Aldo_MX 13y agoNot really, in this year I had changed only 1 filter, the initial setup may be cumbersome, but the end result is worth the effort. And about the spam to random addresses, in 8 years the most extreme problem I had faced is spam to censored addresses like git...@domain.com (thanks google code).