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For example, , @abc.com is my domain name, receiving email
uses POP3, and sending email uses SMTP, can any unknown sender send any out-going email under without getting any authority from the source abc.com? If they can successfully send out email, do they access my SMTP illegally? Thanks in advance for any suggestions Eric |
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