Re: To spoof or not to spoof???? That is the question....

> Now, right now it happened again like I received an
> email with attachment coming from myself and sent to
> my address also which is infected with this worm
> variant.

I've had 9 emails today of this form.
There's an obvious forgery where the Received:
line shows the sender saying he's on my host.

: From AAAAAAAAAA Fri Jul 30 16:20:45 2004
: Return-Path: <AAAAAAAAAA>
: Delivered-To: slrnc92ute.p4i.elvis_at_notatla.org.uk
: Received: from notatla.org.uk (BBBBBBB [BB.BB.BBB.BB])
: by notatla.org.uk (Postfix) with ESMTP id DF2B78ED
: for <slrnc92ute.p4i.elvis_at_notatla.org.uk>; Fri, 30 Jul 2004 11:20:41 -0400 (EDT)
: From: AAAAAAAAAA

I have my luser_relay to concentrate mis-addressed mail
on a single account where such forgeries are picked out.
Mail like this is easy to detect and clearly misconduct.

What do people think about getting this reported automatically
(in a rate-limited way!) to ISPs known to accept abuse reports ?

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