On Jan 27, 2006, at 13:13, Ben Scott wrote:
Anyone else seen this? Is it just net.stupidity on the part of some mail server operators somewhere, or are spammers/attackers trying something new?
Now that you mention it, I've seen few in the past few days with no MX records for the sending domain, even with a PTR record for the sending host. Not the same, but similarly strange and recent.
I'd be happy to add a SpamAssassin or postfix rule to ignore mail from senders with no reachable MX for a reply.
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