Just a thought, only tangentially related to Exim:
It's already been noted that Cyber Promotions is removing ".nospam" and
the like from e-mail addresses it culls from the internet.
Any temporary address that is based on real-name-plus-suffix could just
as easily be subverted, I'm afraid )-:
for example, doug-97191 (2 weeks from today) being translated to doug,
what would stop Spamford from doing the same thing (ie just drop every-
thing after the - ?)
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Doug Sewell (doug@???) (
http://cc.ysu.edu/~doug/)
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No one ever becomes extremely vile and wicked all of a sudden. - D.J.
