Bizarre spam problem
Hi AllHere's a weird one. We currently use Trend Micro Worry Free Business Advanced for our antivirus/antispam, I've never been particularly impressed with it but it does the job. Recently though,...
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In terms of spam getting through the filter, I would give Trend Micro a shout with a few examples to see if they can help you. In fact, they've a couple of Green Guys here who may be able to helpWith...
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Benjamin,Looking into this and will get back to you shortly.What version of Worry Free are you currently using?Thanks,Gavin
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Regarding the bizarre part, check the logs for the real recipients (those who received the messages). Value in To field has no meaning, is just a header passed during SMTP Data and can be misleading....
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Gavin (Trend Micro) wrote:Benjamin,Looking into this and will get back to you shortly.What version of Worry Free are you currently using?Thanks,GavinVersion 9.0 SP1
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What do the headers tell you about where the spam is coming from? Is it possible to provide a sanitized copy of the headers?
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Headers from the email:Received: from > (212.97.25.34) by > (>) with Microsoft SMTP Server id 14.3.224.2; Wed, 3 Jun 201521:16:32 +0930Message-ID:...
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The message's true recipient is not To: Again, is just a header added at the source, not by your server, check the logs.
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mariusgologan wrote:The message's true recipient is not To: Again, is just a header added at the source, not by your server, check the logs. You are correct, I completely forgot that SMTP requires the...
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My suggestion would be to contact technical support and they can help verify your configuration and dig deeper in to the specific samples you provide and find out why they are or aren't being detected...
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