Re:can this be? (Score -1, Flamebait)

Unless you posted this on the comments board of the article...

You my friend are a FUCKING THEIF...

Original Post...

Posted by: on June 8, 2003 01:45 AM

This exploit appears to allow you to obscure your ip address as well. I didn't see any mention of this in the linked article so i figured it was worth mentioning. About a month ago i recieved a spam complaint from our ISP about mail sent from a machine in our IP block:

Received: from 64.84.xxx.xxx by bay3-dav112.bay3.hotmail.com with DAV;

After investigation it didnt seem like the spam had come from there, there was no evidence of a break in or that anyone had used it to send spam. While we were investigating we changed it's IP adress and never bothered to change it back, but we've still been given 3 more copies of current spam showing this IP address thats not even in use anymore.

By the way all thre anti MS security chest beating was pretty silly, the entire industry has problems with security its hardly one companies domain.

Also I checked my spam that i've gotten since 5/1/03:
3467 pieces of spam
5 pieces of DAV spam

not really a huge issue