Extreme spam testing

Tue Dec 23 03:36:45 UTC 2003

On Mon, 22 Dec 2003 15:01:35 EST, Chris Brenton <cbrenton at chrisbrenton.org>  said:

> Except its broken because the message in question was not spam. It was a
> technical post to the NANOG mailing list that triggered the 100+ port

Chris - please see if you can find out if it *was* your message.   A few weeks
ago, I posted a note to NANOG, and somebody on the list is infected with malware
that took the From/To/CC list and stuck them onto a spam for "enhancement
pills".  In near real-time no less - the site that caught it had its "your note has
been quarantined" notice to me some 8 minutes after I hit 'send'.  When they
fished it out of quarantine, it did indeed have my NANOG headers joe-job glued
onto the spam.
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