Bjorn
Basic Pleskian
Your operating system: CentOS Linux release 7.1.1503 (Core)
Your current used Plesk- Product: Plesk 15.5.30, MU #1205160608.10
Your depending installed mail - server software: Postfix
Hi,
We're having problems with what seems to be a single spammer, that somehow bypasses all filters.
We use multiple DNS zones for the DNSBL service, and every mailaccount uses spamassassin.
SPF spam protection is not (yet) activated. With the current setup we almost block all spam, except from that one single spammer.
When i check the mail headers of the spam mail, they always come from different mailservers.
But it also seems our server is infected somehow, because when i create a new (not yet excisting) mailaccount on the server, it will start recieving the same spam within a day..
The spam is always in German language and is exactly the same for every mailaccount. For now, they only send 1 or 2 mails a day.
Any advice how to investigate this problem?
Regards,
Bjorn Joosen
Your current used Plesk- Product: Plesk 15.5.30, MU #1205160608.10
Your depending installed mail - server software: Postfix
Hi,
We're having problems with what seems to be a single spammer, that somehow bypasses all filters.
We use multiple DNS zones for the DNSBL service, and every mailaccount uses spamassassin.
SPF spam protection is not (yet) activated. With the current setup we almost block all spam, except from that one single spammer.
When i check the mail headers of the spam mail, they always come from different mailservers.
But it also seems our server is infected somehow, because when i create a new (not yet excisting) mailaccount on the server, it will start recieving the same spam within a day..
The spam is always in German language and is exactly the same for every mailaccount. For now, they only send 1 or 2 mails a day.
Any advice how to investigate this problem?
Regards,
Bjorn Joosen