Do you know any server that support smtp relays from unauthorised users.
These servers can be used to send fake mails or to be used with fake mailers and E-mail bombing tools.
I have tested tonnes of servers but haven,t found any unprotected server yet.
Sending an anonymous email, or using another one's email is probably the most simple objective to accomplish. All you need, is:
1) An Internet Connection
2) A command prompt/Shell
3) An email server
Quite a small list isnt it? Well once you have met the above requirements, you open
up your command prompt/shell, you telnet to the email server.
(Most of the time, to telnet you type: [telnet mail.hostname.com 25])
once your connected, you say hello to the server by typing [helo]. But on some mail servers, it asks you to type [helo] with a domain name; so lets say you telnet to mail.pacbell.net, it will states that it requires domain address, so instead you type
[helo mtaw4]. (Sometimes you only have to type the first letter of the domain name.)
After you have said hello, you state who the email is from, the syntax is:
[mail from: <emailaddress@domain.com>] where emailaddress can be fake or real, and domain.com can be fake or real. Next you input the receiver, the syntax for stated is:
[rcpt to: <whoever@whatever.com>]. Once you have said hello, stated who it is from, and input who it is to, you type [Subject: Whatever Subject you want], after that, you just start typing all the data you want to the user, you enter [.] at the beginning of a blank line.
These days all servers are protected and they don,t allow unauthorised users to send emails.
Please send any suggestions.
These servers can be used to send fake mails or to be used with fake mailers and E-mail bombing tools.
I have tested tonnes of servers but haven,t found any unprotected server yet.
Sending an anonymous email, or using another one's email is probably the most simple objective to accomplish. All you need, is:
1) An Internet Connection
2) A command prompt/Shell
3) An email server
Quite a small list isnt it? Well once you have met the above requirements, you open
up your command prompt/shell, you telnet to the email server.
(Most of the time, to telnet you type: [telnet mail.hostname.com 25])
once your connected, you say hello to the server by typing [helo]. But on some mail servers, it asks you to type [helo] with a domain name; so lets say you telnet to mail.pacbell.net, it will states that it requires domain address, so instead you type
[helo mtaw4]. (Sometimes you only have to type the first letter of the domain name.)
After you have said hello, you state who the email is from, the syntax is:
[mail from: <emailaddress@domain.com>] where emailaddress can be fake or real, and domain.com can be fake or real. Next you input the receiver, the syntax for stated is:
[rcpt to: <whoever@whatever.com>]. Once you have said hello, stated who it is from, and input who it is to, you type [Subject: Whatever Subject you want], after that, you just start typing all the data you want to the user, you enter [.] at the beginning of a blank line.
These days all servers are protected and they don,t allow unauthorised users to send emails.
Please send any suggestions.
