I'm getting more than 10000 spams sent at fake adresses every day
( looks like they are pseudo-randomly generated )
 One inlog file is more than 4 Mo per day, when it was 200/300k a month ago.
I had to hack a small program to tell the hit-parade of the source ip or
class C ( since visual analysis is not possible any more), but there is a
large dispersion of theses sources.
For example, for today at  7pm I get this :
logs : 8337
Err 550 from 195.188.213.0/32 : 200
Err 550 from 194.25.134.0/32   : 196
Err  550 from 195.228.242.0/32: 179
etc

I'm wondering if this is a kind of virus, or 'brute force spam' trying to
reach a real adress once every 1000 tries, or both ?

Strangely all fake adresses have similar patterns, such as name_<two random
letters>@domain
For example :
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
etc
do you suffer the same problem, with a recent acceleration these last 20
days ?

Benoit

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