do you own your own server completely or are you shared hosting
if you own your own server you can use SPF it will not eliminate the problem since spam filter now a days will use it to verify the originating server
you can make your domain name less valuable to spoof
they will target a non spf enabled domain since most of their spam will be automatically blocked
“When crimes occur through the mail, you don’t shut the post office down,” Steve Wozniak
do you own your own server completely or are you shared hosting
if you own your own server you can use SPF it will not eliminate the problem since spam filter now a days will use it to verify the originating server
you can make your domain name less valuable to spoof
they will target a non spf enabled domain since most of their spam will be automatically blocked
sounds like it's worth looking into a bit more - thanks
Yeah catch-all accounts are a pain in the butt. Not just with spammers faking the return address, but also with other spam being send to non existing accounts on your domain. Catch-all will just gather all those emails unless you delete the catch-all mail file, I had this happen before and ended up with 2GB cath-all mail files every 2 hours, basically bringing my mail server to a halt. Never understood why the catch-all mail account is created by default to begin with.
Yeah catch-all accounts are a pain in the butt. Not just with spammers faking the return address, but also with other spam being send to non existing accounts on your domain. Catch-all will just gather all those emails unless you delete the catch-all mail file, I had this happen before and ended up with 2GB cath-all mail files every 2 hours, basically bringing my mail server to a halt. Never understood why the catch-all mail account is created by default to begin with.
i used to get mails with typos in my regular mail addresses from that. but the amount of bullshit starts to get overwhelming
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