RFC 2505:Anti-Spam Recommendations for SMTP MTAs
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... is fairly easy to forge that, either by false cache information injected in DNS servers or spammers running their own DNS with false ...
... One must not forget the increased amount of DNS queries which might result in problems for the DNS server itself to cope with the load. This itself can result in a denial of service attack ...
... the load. This itself can result in a denial of service attack against the DNS server just by sending email to a site. ...
... DNS responses to effectively block acceptance of mail from one or more origins. Because of this, one should carefully check the DNS server in use, e.g. how it verifies that incoming responses correspond to outstanding queries ...


... spam to a site. Logging facilities must for example be able to handle more logging (what happens when the logfiles fills the disk?). DNS servers and authentication mechanisms must be able to stand the load of more lookups ...



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