use Perl

• nope (Score:1)

  by kungfuftr (5129)

  Nah mate, It's a common trick used by worms, you can usually tell by the extension of the attachment, etc.

  --
  -Scott McWhirter- | -kungfuftr-
  "JAWK - Just Another Whiny Kid"
• No (Score:2)

  by Matts (1087)

  They're trying to both make us look bad, and make users trust the email contents.
• Bouncing bad (Score:2)

  by drhyde (1683)

  No, you don't want to bounce it. Reject it during the SMTP connection, rather than later bouncing it to the poor unfortunate victim of a joe-job.
  • Re:Bouncing bad (Score:2)

    by TeeJay (2309)

    oh yes, bounced mail is such a PITA these days.

    Most of the crud that ends up in my catchall inbox is bounces, and most of those are Virus or Spam responses that should really have checked against spoofing.

    --
    
    @JAPH = qw(Hacker Perl Another Just);
    print reverse @JAPH;