Securing your Email Reputation with SPF

SPF (Server Policy Framework) is a simple means to limit the ability of others to forge your identity in email. I first implemented it after a forged identity under my domain was used to send Spam. Once SPF was configured,  the bounce messages quickly dropped off. Although not as frequently implemented as sender address checks, SPF… Continue reading Securing your Email Reputation with SPF

Signing Return Path Addresses with Exim

I have been receiving a fair amount of Spam from an e-mail forwarder. They are unwilling to correct their problems. Much of this Spam is in the form of bounce notifications. Attempting to reject other Spam resulted in more notifications. To control this Spam I implemented signed return path addresses. As a side benefit, I am also rejecting bogus notifications… Continue reading Signing Return Path Addresses with Exim

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