[Tech] Rimbalzi di posta strani

[Umberto Genovese]

Salve a tutti,
questa sera ho ricevuto dei rimbalzi di posta che in un primo momento mi
hanno fatto pensare alla possibilità di essere stato bucato, ho controllato
e mi "sembra" invece tutto a posto.
Questi sono parte di alcuni messaggi incriminati:

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La cosa più curiosa è quell'IP 62.211.230.13 che è comune a tutti i rimbalzi
ricevuti e non era mio. Cosa può essere accaduto?


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