Programming, reverse engineering and anything else as well …
As required by section 4.5.1 of RFC2821, the RFC detailing the SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol), the postmaster alias (e.g. postmaster@domain.tld) is required on any system running an SMTP service. So far so good.
Having not gotten spam via my own SMTP, thanks to Greylisting I thought I was safe. But now spammers - scum as they are - resort to the very last method to spam valid addresses. Continue reading ‘Spammers screwing around with postmaster alias’
Backup is always good to have …
Yeah, found the stuff. Here is a screenshot of the article “Bragging Rights” referenced in this article from exactly 3 months back …
Last but not least the two articles - referenced here - about rootkits have been found on my 500 GB backup disk. I could pretend that I found them after only some days, but actually it took only about 10 minutes for the XP search to come up with the results :mrgreen:. Here are the files as an archive. Uncompress the file and watch them with the application that registered to view .mht (web archive) files. Enjoy.
// Oliver