RE: e-mail tracing

["CHRIS GRABENSTEIN" <CGRABENSTEIN () lfcc edu>]

Yeah, I never thought about that too much until it started happening to me.
For the last few months, someone has been using my domain as the faked source
for a variety of emails attempting to drive up the prices of a few stocks.
The bounced emails I get are annoying enough, but we all know there are a lot
of admins out there that will see fit to just block all email from my domain.
It's rather frustrating; I can only imagine the havoc it could cause for
innocent businesses getting stuck on random blacklists.

-----Original Message-----
From: P S [mailto:seclistmail () hotmail com] 
Sent: Thursday, September 02, 2004 2:31 PM
To: securityfocus () delahunty com
Cc: security-basics () securityfocus com
Subject: Re: e-mail tracing

-snip-

Steve had an interesting point, up until now I thought all this spamming only
makes the end user mad, getting all that junk, I never even thought about the
faked domains and their real owners.

Thank you again,

Peter S

-snip-

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