Seems they are cheap to set up, spammers set up domainkeys / SPF too! Here’s a spamassassin rule (don’t use it if you get valid mail from .tk): header NAUGHTY_FROM_TLD From =~ /@[a-z0-9\-\.]+\.(tk)/i describe NAUGHTY_FROM_TLD From address is from a naughty TLD (eg .tk) score NAUGHTY_FROM_TLD 2.8 UPDATE: Looks like the spammers get a free …
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I run my own email server and never have any trouble with email delivery – however recently some steam emails failed to arrive. I checked I wasn’t in any blacklists with senderbase, then dug further. Turns out I had SSL enabled on my MTA but using my old cert which was SHA1 & revoked (with …
I’ve recently configured my MTA to drop emails with embedded MS Office Macros (a very popular way of distributing malware). You can get the odd valid macro-enabled Office doc, so I’ve written a script to alert me when emails are dropped, it’s available on GitHub Configure in /etc/clamsmtpd.conf as below: VirusAction: /usr/local/bin/clamsmtp-action.py -t postmaster@yourdomain.com (other …
add macro attach V |’lynx -stdin’\n to .muttrc then when you are in the attachment menu, select the HTML content and hit V. This will launch a lynx process to view the content, follow links, etc. This is on top of having text/html ; lynx -dump -force_html %s ; copiousoutput or similar set in your …
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