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[ale] weird address issue
- Subject: [ale] weird address issue
- From: brian.schenken at gmail.com (Brian Schenken)
- Date: Fri, 16 Jan 2015 10:22:31 -0500
- In-reply-to: <CAEo=5Px7YeK5F_LhsRGsMPCV4hzL66WV00GFxhxUWYSYc+YFyg@mail.gmail.com>
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It could have been some sort of hack, but it would have had to use
Thunderbird I would think... I've deliberately created a similar effect
when I was repairing an email client's address autocomplete feature. Some
people aren't patient enough to let the email client rebuild it's
autocomplete list over time. So, I set the email server to drop all
messages with a certain subject, and then sent an email from their client
to all of their contacts over the last few years (A list I created). The
message never made it past the server because of the subject, and the email
client's autocomplete was rebuilt by that single email.
If something managed to send out a similar bulk email from your
Thunderbird, and then somehow delete itself to cover it's tracks - your
altered autocomplete database may be a clue.
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