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Understanding E-mail address spoofing

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by tiffany2

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Can anyone try to explain how spam can get a list of addresses in my domain and then spoof spam so it appears to come from someone in my domain. (e.g. from:tom@acme.com to jane@acme, paul@acme, etc.) Do I need to worry that they have somehow tapped my Exchange 2000 server for the valid addresses?

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by oz_media

Sorry but i don't think this sounds TOO ethical, although you probably have a completely passive reason for wanting such knowledge.

Without being the one who helps you spoof your network directly, you can find ALL the info you need on security, spoofing, hacking and exploiting at http://astalavista.box.sk
The Box network is designed on security and exploits, good search engine for such items.

Note: I have provided this information for your educational purposes, not so you can break the law, the burden lies upon you to use tools appropriately.

by mrafrohead

I actually think for exploits/security, you'll want to head to neworder.box.sk instead of astalavista.

In case you care... ;p

/this is one of my favorite site!!! :)

Mrafrohead

by tiffany2

I need to find some answeres because my psuedo-technical boss wanted me to find out how someone can make it appear as if he sent spam to the president and vice-president of our company. I would no sooner sling junk e-mail crap or spoof than quit my job for a promising career in telemarketing. Integrity means something to me.

by oz_media

new order is part of the astaliavista network, seaches within any box network search all other boxes, including neworder.

Used to be a fav site of mine to when learning security exploits and hacking.

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