Damn! And it’s text so you can clipboard it!I traded a couple messages on FacePlant with him.
He pointed out that all that information is available on the web:
So, not hacked. Mass State Police is just sloppy with their data.
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Damn! And it’s text so you can clipboard it!I traded a couple messages on FacePlant with him.
He pointed out that all that information is available on the web:
So, not hacked. Mass State Police is just sloppy with their data.
Verizon blocks 25 but 26 works fine.ETA - doubt he’s sending directly, as isps often block outbound 25 and many RBLs block end user IPs that are not swip’ed (ie, residential).
Well … sure … so do 22, 53 and most others.Verizon blocks 25 but 26 works fine.
The Cpanel web server software has a built in port 26 option for it mail server.Well … sure … so do 22, 53 and most others.
From other things you’ve posted it’s well within your capability (and mine) to set up a relay mail server that listens on 26 - or any other port you choose - but I doubt marketing bro even knows how to spell mail server, so the VZ residential filters are at least somewhat effective.
well, this is a good/bad mix;
Good: They responded.
Bad: it looks like they're not shutting him down, they're just preventing him from sending email to ME.
exact same thing. About a dozen to 20 or so a day from gmail accounts with typical nigerian fishing scams.I am now getting a handful of scammer messages a day to my training Email, thanks to MSP. I've had that Email for many years and never directly publish it on the web an rarely got any scammer messages to it over the years. Thanks MSP . . . Not!
If you guys really want him to get punched in the rectum figure out how to get him blacklisted by vz, comcast and gmail, 90% of his mail will bounce lol
i wonder what the IP of the origin mail server is? maybe they're not up to date on their patches. would be a shame if someone made that mail server start sending a million emails a minute selling boats that sink.