gep2(_at_)terabites(_dot_)com wrote:
Again, I'll respond to several comments together (and with a lot of snipping).
Once you identify the "real" machine where the transmission occurred, more
likely than not it will turn out to be a zombie-infected spambot. So you get
to throw bricks at a fellow victim.
No, not a fellow victim; a negligent abuse-enabler
Perhaps, but they're still victims too.
True. But victim or not, I _cannot_ afford to let a provably insecure
source continue to spew malware or spam at our users.
If there are real users on that machine, our inline rejection notices
will tell them how to get their problem fixed.
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