[Techtalk] bogus bounces--WTF?

Michelle Konzack linux4michelle at tamay-dogan.net
Tue Oct 14 23:50:09 UTC 2008


Hello Carla,

Am 2008-10-13 21:10:54, schrieb Carla Schroder:
> What's with all the skillions of bogus email delivery failures I'm seeing 
> lately? All from .ru domains. Are they spams, and this is supposed to make me 
> curious and read them, and then lose my mind and buy stuff? Most of them are 
> unreadable anyway, they're either in bad HTML that doesn't render, or 
> Cyrillic characters.

Ufff,  --  I was some days offline and since Monday I am trying to empty
my Mailbox <linux4michelle> in a Internet Cafe but I can  not  get  more
then 1600 per hour...  and now I have problems with thenb  18.000  spams
or backscatters from "MAILER-DAEMON", "postmaster" and "noreply".

Currently I have over 56.000 (2008-10-14 18:05 CEST) to download...

Now I have installed a small procmail recipe (a little bit striped):

----[ '/usr/share/tdtools-procmail/FLT_backscatter' ]-------------------
    :0
    * ^To:.*(linux4michelle|michelle\.konzack|erotic4michelle|ml4michelle)@(tamay-dogan.net|freenet\.de)
    * ^From:.*(MAILER-DAEMON|postmaster|noreply)
    * ! ^From:.*freenet\.de
    * ! ^From:.*pinguin-hosting\.de
    * ! ^From:.*tamay-dogan\.net
    * ! ^X-Loop:.*backscatter killer
    {
      VAR0=`formail -czx To:`
      VAR1=`formail -I Return-Path: -I Sender: -r -t -czx To: |sed 's|.*@|@|'`
      VAR2=`date --rfc-822 `
      VAR3=`cat`
      :0fw
      | (formail -I "Return-Path:" -I Sender: -r -t \
                 -a "Message-ID:" \
                 -I "Return-Path: <>" \
                 -I "From: ${VAR1}" \
                 -I "To: abuse${VAR2}, postmaster${VAR2}" \
                 -I "Date: ${VAR3}" \
                 -I "User-Agent: tdtools-procmail v 2.0.0" \
                 -I "Mime-Version: 1.0" \
                 -I "Content-Type: text/plain; charset=us-ascii" \
                 -I "Content-Disposition: inline" \
                 -A "X-Loop: backscatter killer" ; \
      echo "Hello backscatter sender." ; \
      echo "" ; \
      echo "You get this message since you have send me more then 5 of them." ; \
      echo "" ; \
      echo "Because I am 100% Linux User and your messages seems to come from" ; \
      echo "Outlook, you are an asshole, sending me this backscatters.  Your" ; \
      echo "Mailserver is definitively broken since it does respond to Fake-Headers." ; \
      echo "" ; \
      echo "Do not spam me again with this shit..." ; \
      echo "Otherwise you must calculate with a DoS on your Mailsystem." ; \
      echo "" ; \
      echo "######################  Original Message Follows  ######################" ; \
      echo "${VAR4}" |sed 's|^|> |g')

      :0c
      |sendmail -t

      :0
      .ATTENTION.${YYYY_MM}.FLT_backscatter/
    }
    :0
    * ^X-Loop:.*backscatter killer
    .ATTENTION.${YYYY_MM}.FLT_backscatter_oops/
------------------------------------------------------------------------

This is definitively radical, but it has not hit a singel False-Positive.

Oh, <abuse at googlemail> has found my Telephone number on my  website  and
gaved me a call to stop bombing there abuse/postmaster E-Mail with  over
4000  messages...  Since  then  I  have  not  more  received  a   singel
backscatter from <googlemail>.

I should notem that I have installed this script on my hosted Server and
I am downloading my messages normaly per GSM/GPRS/EDGE/UMTS/HSDPA  which
is quit expensive (for the first 500 MByte 35 Euros and  then  for  each
MByte more 0.10 Euro)

Thanks, Greetings and nice Day/Evening
    Michelle Konzack
    Systemadministrator
    24V Electronic Engineer
    Tamay Dogan Network
    Debian GNU/Linux Consultant


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