I think it's a "wrong" setup. Possibly the domain was written in a
pictographic language like chinese, korean, or japanese.
On 9/27/07, Szalay Attila <sasa@pheniscidae.tvnetwork.hu> wrote:
In the recent days our firewall block some message which have a very
interesting mail from address.
The log message is looks like this:
Invalid SMTP command; request='MAIL', param='From:<aadorris@zfJa h]+o*7
Z ->'
May this be an exploit or just a wrongly setup in a spammer program?
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