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January 13 2010
Duly Noted
From the Blackberry Enterprise Server administration manual:
"To ensure [system] email is not blocked or modified, the blackberry.net domain should be whitelisted against any anti-virus, anti-spam, or blacklisting software utilized by the email system or gateway."
Translation:
"Hackers interested in bypassing any anti-virus, anti-spam and blacklisting software utilized by Blackberry customers are hereby advised to use forged source addresses ending in blackberry.net."
"To ensure [system] email is not blocked or modified, the blackberry.net domain should be whitelisted against any anti-virus, anti-spam, or blacklisting software utilized by the email system or gateway."
Translation:
"Hackers interested in bypassing any anti-virus, anti-spam and blacklisting software utilized by Blackberry customers are hereby advised to use forged source addresses ending in blackberry.net."
