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April 9th, 2004, 05:26 PM
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IANA reserved addresses in mail headers
In reviewing the headers on some spam I received I'm finding origination IP addresses in IANA reserved blocks. Aren't these addresses supposed to be blocked from use? Are they spoofed? If so, is there anyway to find the real sending address?
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ex:
Received: from dochristsangareepf61 (incongruity[106.204.168.130])
by worldnet.att.net (nhjlbhs05) with SMTP
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[glowpurple]I\'d tell you about my paranoia but I think someone else is listening.[/glowpurple] 
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