Re:Notifying Our Users of Attacks by Suspected State-Sponsor...
by dredmorbius on Wednesday December 23, 2015 @11:21PM
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What part of "mail to abuse@ or postmaster@ fails" don't you understand?
The web-form workflow breaks in many ways: console tools (which I use for email), mobile, and more.
The fact that I can simply "bounce" the whole message at Yahoo's spamtraps, if they had such a thing, and they can sort the message's legitimacy and structure themselves, but they don't allow this, speaks volumes.
And again, this shit for a decade or more.
Now, if Yahoo wanted to creat CLI tools to incorporate into mailflows for those of us who know what we're doing to slot into their systems, great.
But ultimately, their problems aren't mine, I've washed my hands.
The web-form workflow breaks in many ways: console tools (which I use for email), mobile, and more.
The fact that I can simply "bounce" the whole message at Yahoo's spamtraps, if they had such a thing, and they can sort the message's legitimacy and structure themselves, but they don't allow this, speaks volumes.
And again, this shit for a decade or more.
Now, if Yahoo wanted to creat CLI tools to incorporate into mailflows for those of us who know what we're doing to slot into their systems, great.
But ultimately, their problems aren't mine, I've washed my hands.