Am 04.12.2025 um 06:21:27 Uhr schrieb Lennart Mühlenmeier - GFF via mailop:
> As you may see, this actor also spoofed the sender, showing as it must > have come from our own mail server. We do not check DKIM strictly… Common if the server is operated by a customer or doesn't check the From. I don't do that either for authenticated users. > On 2025-12-03 I recieved the following reply: > > > Hi, we have determined that this abuse case regarding IP > > 209.133.220.9 is not valid. Please refrain from making illegitimate > > reports to our abuse team, thank you. This is an automated message, > > please do not reply to this email. > > I guess they just do not care. Most likely yes. Although, there are not many abusers in their network: http://www.uceprotect.net/de/rblcheck.php?asn=29802 > I never heard of that AS before. ASNs have 6 digits, so this is normal. :-) > 2. Could there be any other reason for such a reply? People spending time for abuse desk task costs money, so using an auto-reply (also called auto-ignore) is often the case. Try to open a support ticket. > I feel like I'm being taken for a ride with that kind of answer, but I > also have to laugh a little. If anyone needs a hoster to send phishing > campaigns, you now know where to go. There are other ones as well that do not care at all about any abuse (have a look at the uce "Pranger"). -- Gruß Marco Send unsolicited bulk mail to [email protected]
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