Good ${greeting_time}, Kees!
12 Sep 2015 11:09:28, you wrote to me:
AV>> No: blacklisting the IP networks is the only effective way
AV>> to fight spam.
KvE> I agree with all your methods. At a later stage I added
KvE> Greylisting, that seems quite effective when the messages
KvE> originate directly from a spambot. These bots, have no
KvE> memory for temporary rejects, a real mail server will try
KvE> again later, with the same message.
Greylisting was good 5...7 years ago, but now spammers are using either buggy
servers with local relays, or auth data stolen from naive users.
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