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backscatter spam

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backscatter spam
A spam method that relies on mail servers returning messages to the sender. The spammer forges a valid e-mail address in the "From" field of the spam message and makes the "To" address a phony e-mail recipient, but to a real company. Since there is no e-mail account with the phony name, the receiving company's mail server bounces back the message before sending it to the spam filter. As a result, the spam winds up in the inbox of the intended recipient as undelivered mail. Also called "bounce spam" and "reverse non-delivery report spam" (reverse NDR spam). See NDR spam.


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