Hi!
As also posted here[1] we are receiving spam with a valid MAIL-FROM address (e.g. MAIL FROM: foobar@spammerexample.com + valid SPF for ip/domain e.g. via google mail), but the From-Header in the Data part of the SMTP conversation is set to e.g "legitlooking@mx1.mydomain.com".
So from the customer's/client's point of view the email seems to come from "mx1.mydomain.com".
mx1.mydomain.com is my proxmox host.
My main question:
Clarification: I do not need proxmox to check all incoming mails for matching return-path/"mail from" vs. from-header(data) addresses as this would make mailinglists etc not work i guess - I just want proxmox to reject mails trying to come from the system itself.
Details:
mail in customers inbox has the following headers (parts removed):
...
Received-SPF: pass (spammerexample.com: a.b.c.d is authorized to use ...)
...
From: <foo@mx1.mydomain.com>, <bar@mx1.mydomain.com>, ... <- this is obviously faked
...
To: <victim@victimdomain.at>
...
Return-Path: thespammer@spammerexample.com
...
[1]https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/spam-getting-through.49322/
As also posted here[1] we are receiving spam with a valid MAIL-FROM address (e.g. MAIL FROM: foobar@spammerexample.com + valid SPF for ip/domain e.g. via google mail), but the From-Header in the Data part of the SMTP conversation is set to e.g "legitlooking@mx1.mydomain.com".
So from the customer's/client's point of view the email seems to come from "mx1.mydomain.com".
mx1.mydomain.com is my proxmox host.
My main question:
- Is there any way to make proxmox check the From-header in the Data section?
Clarification: I do not need proxmox to check all incoming mails for matching return-path/"mail from" vs. from-header(data) addresses as this would make mailinglists etc not work i guess - I just want proxmox to reject mails trying to come from the system itself.
Details:
mail in customers inbox has the following headers (parts removed):
...
Received-SPF: pass (spammerexample.com: a.b.c.d is authorized to use ...)
...
From: <foo@mx1.mydomain.com>, <bar@mx1.mydomain.com>, ... <- this is obviously faked
...
To: <victim@victimdomain.at>
...
Return-Path: thespammer@spammerexample.com
...
[1]https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/spam-getting-through.49322/