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Nov 7, 2009, 2:05 PM
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2009/11/7 Michael Holstein <michael.holstein[at]csuohio.edu>
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> > I have a SPAM filter and virus firewall testing.
> > So, I want to get the real SPAM is sent to a specific email address.
> > What better way is there anything?
> >
>
> I had to do a similar thing when doing a spam-appliance "vendor
> shakedown" .. what I did was setup a subdomain
>
> eg: test.mycompany.com
>
> and then create email IDs within that subdomain that had valid mailboxes
>
> eg: bob[at]test.mycompany.com, suzie[at]test.mycompany.com, etc.
>
> and then I used Google to search for "free offers" and "work from home",
> etc. and entered those IDs on about 100 different sites. There's tons of
> sites out there that you can sign-up for "hundreds of free offers" and
> whatnot.
>
> Within days I was getting hundreds of messages per day for each ID.
>
> Note .. they have to be valid mailboxes because you frequently need to
> reply to the "activation" email to make them work. You could setup a
> little script to wget any links in emails received and do "-O /dev/null"
> with the results .. but I just had all the accounts configured on a test
> machine in thunderbird so I could view what came through and the
> resulting "junk summary" emails.
>
> The advantage of doing it as a subdomain (or just register another test
> domain) is that you can make the traffic go away entirely by deleting
> the DNS record.
>
> Regards,
>
> Michael Holstein
> Cleveland State University
>
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