Re:“We are only collecting the list of applications you have...
by spc476 on Saturday May 30, 2015 @04:10PM
(#9631584)
I'm not Jim, but what I've done is:
1) have a valid PTR record for the email server.
2) Set up SPF records.
3) Just run email on it. If you do run a webserver on the same server, DON'T RUN PHP! In my experience [1] the single most abused attack vector on webservers is PHP and about 60% of the time it's abused to install spam sending software on the server and that leads to the IP address getting marked as a spammer.
1) have a valid PTR record for the email server.
2) Set up SPF records.
3) Just run email on it. If you do run a webserver on the same server, DON'T RUN PHP! In my experience [1] the single most abused attack vector on webservers is PHP and about 60% of the time it's abused to install spam sending software on the server and that leads to the IP address getting marked as a spammer.
[1] About fifteen years in web-hosting.