From: StaticRez (staticrez@gmail.com)
Date: Sat Jul 07 2007 - 14:36:46 EDT
The remote host you've connected to doesn't allow relaying of mail
from hosts outside of its domain. The server isn't configured as an
open mail relay, i.e., the 553 message you got.
With the error you received, you may have gotten some version info of
the smtp used. Maybe a buffer overflow exploit exists in regards to
the SMTP software running on the remote host.
keep in mind...you're only using the telnet client to connect to
remote port (25). you're not actually issuing commands to the telnet
port of the remote host. (23)
If the remote box does have port 23 open, then there's some brute
forcing that can be done with the telnet login. check out "brutus"
under "Priviledge Escalation" on my tool list for info on brute
forcing telnet with brutus.
http://www.staticrez.org/toolkit.php
hope this helps...
staticrez
On 7 Jul 2007 12:30:59 -0000, wymerzp@sbu.edu <wymerzp@sbu.edu> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I'm looking at a client's site and they have unprotected access to port 25 (i.e. I can telnet to it and issue commands). When I attempt to send an email I get this message '553 Relaying is not supported'. My question is two-fold: 1)What could I do with the unprotected SMTP access if I can't send mail. 2)What purpose do you believe that the SMTP service provides? Does the SMTP simply recieve!?!? Thank you all, Zach
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