Re: Help Needed with Perl cgi script and spam problem
- From: Knute Johnson <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sun, 19 Mar 2006 15:31:19 -0800
axel@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>>> AFAIK the most typical problem is lack of sufficiently paranoid checks
of parameters entered into forms before passing them to sendmail e.g.
your script sends using "sendmail -t" (take recipeint addresses from
to:/cc: headers) and abusers use some other entries (e.g. *multiline*
subject) to insert "extra" to:/cc: headers.
I'm pretty sure that is how it was done but I really need to know exactly how to do it so I can fix the code to prevent it.
How on earth do you expect people to tell you *exactly* how to fix
an unseen script and without having access to the details of the
spam generated?
Axel
Well Axel, if you had really read my post, I wasn't asking for somebody to fix it but asking how they are attacked so I could fix it.
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