Yakov Shafranovich wrote:
Well, this raises an interesting issue that I mentioned before - if a
virus takes over someone's email client, lets say Outlook, and starts
sending spam from that person's account which is legit, there isn't much
we can do. Someone else suggested that imposing a rate limit and
notifing the customer in case the limit is reached, would be a possible
solution.
Ah, but the email _isn't_ legit. You're conflating "valid sender" with
"non-spam".
See the C&W Rep on the FTC Spam Panel on "The future of spam" session,
where he talks about these things.
Very chilling.
And also very entertaining. He's a great speaker.
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