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Didn’t detect a thing! (Ha, just great) We haven’t seen any further repeats of spam generator yet so fingers crossed. We have since brought that machine up to date with all the latest service packs and Microsoft updates, scanned with several different AV/ Spyware tools and disabled any dubious rules in Windows Firewall.
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So it looked like we had discovered which PC was infected. We asked them to pull the LAN cable out of that PC and the smtp queue growth stopped. The start time matched with one the PC’s that had just been turned on that morning. Turning on logging here there and everywhere, all to no avail.!īy chance were logged on one day just as another bunch of mail started queuing up. They also have Symantec Mail Security for Exchange installed (premium edition for added spam detection) Works great for incoming spam but doesn’t seem to blink an eye at the stuff queuing up to leave - lol.Īnyway, we’ve spent ages wading through forums and white pages trying to find a “smart” way to detect the infected PC. The 20 client machines have the latest virus definitions and none are reporting any issues. The SBS is running Symantec Antivirus Corporate Edition v10 and appears to being running fine. The trick now was how on earth do we isolate the offending PC.? We have confirmed the Exchange server is not an open relay so on that assumption we had to assume the attack was being generated from within the local area network. ) Another thing we noticed was the senders ip address would change with each block of carbon copies. (The Exchange is configured to forward all mail to the ISP for distribution. So you might only see a few hundred in the queue but each Email once dispatched to the ISP will then be distributed to the thousands of carbon copies. Each E-mail with hundreds of carbon copy recipients defined. Lately it’s been “ appear to be in bunches. Again in alphabetical order but this time with a different spoofed return address. Have been monitoring the site since and we can see that at random times (not every day), thousands of E-mails are being queued and dispatched to unknown E-mail addresses. They were all spam destined for unknown recipients (created in alphabetically order by the looks of it), and all with a single spoofed return address We deleted all these E-mails and the remaining genuine E-mails started to leave the building. Dialling in we could see thousands of E-mails queued up waiting to leave the server. Last week they reported that no E-mail was leaving the building, yet they could still receive mail.
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