[IMC-Tech] Spam with chambana.net Addresses

[Mike Lehman]

Thanks Dan and Bryan,
I've seen this before, just not in such quantity and persistence, since 
it has been going on for more than a week now. So I wanted to be sure. 
I've had a little practice reading headers, but wasn't sure if things 
were OK or not.
Regards,
Mike

Bryan Cribbs wrote:
> It is trivial for any "script-kid" to send emails pretending they are 
> from some place that they are not.
>
> It's pretty obvious when such misrepresentation occurs (if you look at 
> the full headers of the email).
>
> It's sane to worry about it, and it's good to "raise a red flag" when 
> you see it en masse.
> Chances are it's an "illiterate spammer" (i.e. obsolete methods), but 
> it never hurts to know about those.
>
> Mike Lehman wrote:
>> I sent an email about this a week or so ago. On the half-dozen lists 
>> I admin, I've been noticing spam with chambana.net addresses turning 
>> up. Maybe it's just coincidence, but I've been saving it and not 
>> deleting it because I was afraid it represented some sort of 
>> compromise of the mail system. You can take a look at imc-fundraising 
>> for various examples.
>> http://lists.chambana.net/cgi-bin/admindb/imc-fundraising
>>
>> If it's nothing to be concerned about, let me know and I'll just 
>> delete it. However, I wanted to sure someone was aware of the issue, 
>> in case it's something sinister.
>> Mike Lehman
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