on Fri, Oct 10, 2003 at 08:47:51PM +0530, Suresh Ramasubramanian wrote:
> Set up header checks in sendmail / postfix to block all mail with
> Received: headers showing Ralsky IPs. PCRE header checks in postfix
> would be like -
<snip>
Sendmail rulesets to block Ralsky:
KRalsky1 regex [EMAIL PROTECTED] ^.*(\[|\(|\s)211\.158\.[3456789]
KRalsky2 regex [EMAIL PROTECTED] ^.*(\[|\(|\s)218\.70\.1[345]
KRalsky3 regex [EMAIL PROTECTED] ^.*(\[|\(|\s)219\.153\.1[45]
KRalsky4 regex [EMAIL PROTECTED] ^.*(\[|\(|\s)218\.10\.57
KRalsky5 regex [EMAIL PROTECTED] ^.*(\[|\(|\s)218\.70\.1[01]
KRalsky6 regex [EMAIL PROTECTED] ^.*(\[|\(|\s)218\.70\.[89]
KReceivedChecks sequence Ralsky1 Ralsky2 Ralsky3 Ralsky4 Ralsky5 Ralsky6
HReceived: $>check_header_Received
Scheck_header_Received
R$* $: $1 $| $(ReceivedChecks $&{currHeader} $)
R$* $| @SPAM $#error $@ 5.7.1 $: "550 Message rejected; suspected spam
signature."
R$* $| $* $: $1
This will not help to block direct SMTP AUTH attacks; but they should block
mail from other compromised servers, provided they don't munge the headers.
I've been running these rules for several weeks without incident.
HTH,
Steve
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