Delivery Failures for mail I did not send - Spoofing or Trojan
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Delivery Failures for mail I did not send - Spoofing or Trojan
Trojans, Spam, malware, SMTP transmission failure, SMTP Trace
I'm getting delivery failures for email I didn't send. It's probabaly someone spoofing my account, but could it be a trojan sending emails directly via SMTP? How can I tell? Is there a way to query the SMTP service for a list of sent emails?
ASKED: Aug 29 2008  5:05 PM GMT
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KevinBeaver   7610 pts.  |   Sep 29 2008  3:37PM GMT

Chances are good that your email address is on a spam list and spam is addressed to make it look like you sent it. Happens to me a lot. The next best thing is to monitor your SMTP logs on your server or better yet setup a network analyzer (such as OmniPeek or CommView) somewhere between you and your server or on the server itself that monitors outbound SMTP traffic.

 
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