petunia
10-05-2008, 05:18 PM
3) Tracking The Orginal Sender
The easiest way for finding the original sender is by looking for the X-Originating-IP header, this header is important since it tells you the IP Address of the computer that had sent the email. If you can not find the X-Originating-IP header then you will have to sift through the Received headers to find the sender's ip.
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Once the email sender's ip is found go to http://www.arin.net/ to begin a search.
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Now click on the "NET-24-16-0-0-1" link.
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Scroll down the page untill you find the OrgAbuseEmail field.
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Remember to include all the headers of the email along with an attached copy when filling a complaint.
Copyleft (http://security-sh3ll.com/showthread.php?t=9486)
The easiest way for finding the original sender is by looking for the X-Originating-IP header, this header is important since it tells you the IP Address of the computer that had sent the email. If you can not find the X-Originating-IP header then you will have to sift through the Received headers to find the sender's ip.
http://www.onimoto.com/images/50/17.gif
Once the email sender's ip is found go to http://www.arin.net/ to begin a search.
http://www.onimoto.com/images/50/18.gif
Now click on the "NET-24-16-0-0-1" link.
http://www.onimoto.com/images/50/19.gif
Scroll down the page untill you find the OrgAbuseEmail field.
http://www.onimoto.com/images/50/20.gif
Remember to include all the headers of the email along with an attached copy when filling a complaint.
Copyleft (http://security-sh3ll.com/showthread.php?t=9486)