On Feb 9, 2007, at 12:08, Neil Joseph Schelly wrote:
But as I said, a lot of our backscatter is bounce
traffic originating from legitimate addresses. The bounce error is
important
as it will tell a real person why their message cannot be posted or
their
request cannot be handled for one reason or another and it's used
in this
capacity very often. But every time one of those addresses is hit
by a
falsified sender, the bounce message goes to that falsified sender.
What if you only sent bounces to addresses where the incoming mail
originated from a server with an SPF pass for the From: address?
I'm not suggesting a particular software solution, just an idea for
criticism.
-Bill
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