Joseph Brennan wrote:
I looked at our spam reports (spam that was not rejected). It looks to
me like the biggest target to go for is mail supposedly from The Bat!
direct to your MX. Most of the supposed The Bat! spam matches, and it
is very low scoring.
Yes - I just saw that too - like Outl
> For those that don't know it means "Delivered direct to MX with Outlook
> headers". Sounds like a good rule: Outlook isn't a MTA so shouldn't be
> able to connect directly to MX records - except for it's configured
> SMTP server.
I looked at our spam reports (spam that was not rejected).
On Sat, 2008-01-26 at 20:37 -0500, Daryl C. W. O'Shea wrote:
> Jason Haar wrote:
> > I just got a spam msg with a score of 4/5 and for the first time noticed
> > the DOS_OUTLOOK_TO_MX rule.
> >
> > For those that don't know it means "Delivered direct to MX with Outlook
> > headers". Sounds like a
Jason Haar wrote:
> Hi there
>
> I just got a spam msg with a score of 4/5 and for the first time noticed
> the DOS_OUTLOOK_TO_MX rule.
>
> For those that don't know it means "Delivered direct to MX with Outlook
> headers". Sounds like a good rule: Outlook isn't a MTA so shouldn't be
> able to co
Hi there
I just got a spam msg with a score of 4/5 and for the first time noticed
the DOS_OUTLOOK_TO_MX rule.
For those that don't know it means "Delivered direct to MX with Outlook
headers". Sounds like a good rule: Outlook isn't a MTA so shouldn't be
able to connect directly to MX records
