Newsgroup: it.lavoro.richieste
Titolo: Come mandare una mailing-bomb di 2Mb

Come mandare una mailing-bomb di 2Mb
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To:  pgp-public-keys@xxxx
Subject:  GET  
(testo messaggio) :
path:  
m...@chepalle.it
end
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Se spedisci una e-mail a un  server   pgp-public-keys@xx  con
soggetto:  GET  (in maiuscolo) , il sever manda a  
m...@chepalle.it
(comando path: ) un file di circa 2Mb (le chiavi pgp).    Il comando
end dice al server di non interpretare la firma o simili come un
comando.    E' impossibile risalire a chi ha spedito l' e-mail.
(xx = 
pgp-pub...@keys.de.pgp.net
 ,
pgp-pub...@keys.es.pgp.net
 , 
pgp-pub...@keys.fi.pgp.net
 ,
pgp-pub...@keys.nl.pgp.net
 , 
pgp-pub...@keys.no.pgp.net
 ,
pgp-pub...@keys.uk.pgp.net
 , 
pgp-pub...@keys.us.pgp.net
)  
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" Dobbiamo educare il popolo a rispettare i diritti del popolo" 
Carl Marx  ( da un discorso del 1902)

 comando.    E' impossibile risalire a chi ha spedito l' e-mail.
Ora provo con te, anzi, te ne mando 5, non si sa mai. Invito anche tutti
gli altri lettori di questo newsgroup a fare altrettanto.
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| 
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... Recipient ok
DATA
354 Enter mail, end with "." on a line by itself
This is the body of my message.
.
250 Mail accepted
QUIT
221 
hq.af.mil
 delivering mail
What about message subjects?
The subject, date, to, etc. are part of the DATA area. After the DATA
command, start with date and continue is the fashion illustrated by
the
example code below. Make sure there are no mistakes, because the first
mistake will cause the data to appear in the body of the message, not
header. It is interesting, because these fields take precedence over
the
MAIL FROM: and RCPT TO: when displaying. A message can be routed to a
person even though the message itself appears to be addressed to
someone
else. The key is to type VERY carefully.
Example:
        DATA
        Date: 23 Oct 81 11:22:33
        From: SM...@HOSTY.ARPA
        To: J...@HOSTW.ARPA
        Subject: Mail System Problem
        Sorry JOE, your message to S...@HOSTZ.ARPA lost.
        HOSTZ.ARPA said this:
        .
End Example
Can my mail be traced?
Yes, the IP address you mailed from can be traced if you are not
careful.
All mail will show a line in the header listing the IP address that
you
originally telneted from. If the person you are sending mail to
doesn't
know much about IP's and the like, you shouldn't worry too much.
Furthermore, depending on your the nature of your connection, there
are
different implications. For instance, if you have a direct connection,
you
can be easily traced by your IP address. On the other hand, if you
have a
dial-in connection or service such as AOL, you will not have a defined
IP
address. You will be assigned a temporary one. The only way your mail
can
be traced with this type of connection is to check against the dial in
service's system logs. The take-home message is that you are safe with
this
type of connection unless you do something really stupid. Finally, the
best
case scenario is a public access terminal with no logging. This type
connection is untraceable.
Author's Note: I have found some servers that don't log IP. Read No IP
SMTP
Server
What SMTP servers can I use?
An easy (but hit-or-miss) way to find random SMTP servers is to look
at web
addresses on Yahoo! or another search engine. Universities and
government
agencies are always good choices. Find a URL and telnet to port 25. If
you
get a response, you have located an available server. 95% of servers
will
accept your mail. The others will not allow external mail forwarding
for
security reasons. Always test the server first.
                                     OR
Check Hunter's List of Usable SMTP Servers. All servers on this list
have
been tested and will work. A hyptertext interface makes it easy to use
the
servers.
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Last revision: 3.15.96
Mail to: 
hun...@wicked.gt.ed.net
Hunter's List of SMTP Servers
By Hunter
hun...@wicked.gt.ed.net
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Note: There is no guarantee that the administrators of these servers
will
be happy if you use the servers. I am only acknowledging the existence
of
these servers. For a server that doesn't stamp your IP on the message
header, read No IP SMTP Server
If you have a telnet client set up as a helper app to your web
browser,
simply click on the name of a server to use the server for direct
mail.
Some links may be slow.
centerof.thesphere.com
misl.mcp.com
jeflin.tju.edu
arl-mail-svc-1.compuserve.com
alcor.unm.edu
mail-server.dk-online.dk
lonepeak.vii.com
burger.letters.com
aldus.northnet.org
netspace.org
mcl.ucsb.edu
wam.umd.edu
atlanta.com
elmer.anders.com
venus.earthlink.net
urvax.urich.edu
vax1.acs.jmu.edu
loyola.edu
cornell.edu
brassie.golf.com
quartz.ebay.gnn.com
acad.bryant.edu
palette.wcupa.edu
utrcgw.utc.com
umassd.edu
trilogy.usa.com
mit.edu
corp-bbn.infoseek.com
vaxa.stevens-tech.edu
ativan.tiac.net
miami.linkstar.com
wheel.dcn.davis.ca.us
kroner.ucdavis.edu
ccshst01.cs.uoguelph.ca
server.iadfw.net
valley.net
grove.ufl.edu
cps1.starwell.com
unix.newnorth.net
mail2.sas.upenn.edu
nss2.cc.lehigh.edu
pentagon.mil
blackbird.afit.af.mil
denise.dyess.af.mil
cs1.langley.af.mil
wpgate.hqpacaf.af.mil
www.hickam.af.mil
wpgate.misawa.af.mil
guam.andersen.af.mil
dgis.dtic.dla.mil
www.acc.af.mil
redstone.army.mil
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Last revison: 3.30.96
Mail to: 
hun...@wicked.gt.ed.net
Mail Servers with No IP Logging
Number of Servers that have updated Sendmail versions due to my list
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When I wrote How to Send Fake Mail Using SMTP Servers, I said that
your
messages are traceable by your IP address (it will always be stamped
in the
header). Well, slowly, I am finding systems that don't append your IP
to
the message. You can send messages through this servers, using the
techniques I described in my SMTP fakemail tutorial, and they are
totally
untraceable. If you have a telnet client set as a helper app to your
broweser, all you have to do is click on the link below, and you will
be
connected to the respective SMTP server.
DO NOT DO ANYTHING REALLY STUPID WITH THESE SERVERS. If a server was
posted
on this list, but isn't now, don't use it! Don't say that I didn't
warn
you.
cvo.oneworld.com
www.marist.chi.il.us
bi-node.zerberus.de
underground.net
alcor.unm.edu
venus.earthlink.net
mail.airmail.net
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How to find your own IP-Less Severs:
Finding your own servers that do not append IP to message headers is a
relatively easy process if you know what to look for. There are many
SMTP
server programs out there. Sometimes you will hit an odd system with
an
unusual server program that you can test by hand. However, the easiest
way
it to look for the more common ones. By far, the easiest to look for
is a
certain older Sendmail version that many systems still use. To find
it,
connect with a server as usual. Examine the welcome text. You are
looking
for a line that looks like the following:
   220 xxxx.xxxx.xxx Smail3.1.29.1 #15 ready at Mon, 10 Jan 96 12:34
EDT
The important part is the Smail3.1.29.1. If you find a server with
this
number, 3.1.29.1, or another 3.x.x.x number, you have what you are
looking
for.
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