Triggering the website to send Spam

[Littleguru]

Thanks  Alexander
yes ,  the first paragraph of your answer completely is my question .
how do they send email with the users that are not exist on the domain , 
and spam other domains .
so there is no way to prevent this ? unless bloking outgoing email of  
innocent-domain.com
well , most of my problems are related to the users that are not exist 
on that particular website,
and if you introduce me document that shows how do they do this I will 
be appreciate .

and  I didn't undersand matthew suggestion about forging the form 
address !!!
how do they forge the address , and would you please send me some links 
to good documents so
i can improve myself  in spam and email problems .

thanks





Dalloz wrote:

>Am Mi, den 15.12.2004 schrieb Littleguru um 23:29:
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>>I know that I can block the source of spam attack through
>>firewall , but what can I do about the sites that have been
>>triggered to send spam .the site is innocent but spammers are
>>using it for sending spam , so I dont want to suspend that site.
>>Do you know how to accomplish this, and how they trigger
>>another site to send spam ? and how we can prevent this ?
>>any link , help or hint will be greatly appreciated.
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>I am not very sure whether I understand what you have in mind and ask
>help for. So don't mind asking for being sure: you mean you have for
>instance a domain registered innocent-domain.com. Then a spammers comes
>along a sends his messages with addresses @innocent-domain.com. The bad
>side: you will get more or less bounces and maybe even complaints by
>annoyed recipients. Do you speak of this case? My answer then: you can't
>do anything against that.
>I don't understand which role "website" plays in your understanding.
>Maybe you think about spammers are grabbing valid email addresses from
>websites. Against this you can act by not putting valid email address
>formats in the source code of your web sites. Different solutions
>(scripts) are available for this, so that a regular website visitor has
>not a real problem to mail you feedback.
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>Alexander
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