On 2/24/10 10:10 PM, Erwan David wrote:
Le Wed 24/02/2010, Dennis Peterson disait
There are relatively few end points on the Internet that send mail
out without going through an ISP's gateway.
I'm not so sure about this. Compaies do not use ISP gateways...
Count the companies vs end users. Tens of millions vs tens of thousands is a
relatively few in my book. Companies that don't filter outbound deserve the
grief they earn. Most companies are outnumbered by their employee head count
(those are among the end points I speak of - desktop systems). And there's
precious few companies that cannot afford a cheap Barracuda (that should set off
a certain someone here) for outbound mail or even a self-built server running
Clamav for malware and J-Chkmail to separate the ham from the spam.
dp
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