I run my own mail servers on a shared hosting account with Hostmonster. I have the default or catch-all option enabled on one domain name, and have sent and received emails from a couple of hundred email addresses ("EAs") in the catch-all format. Ex: x@y.com where x = a variety of characters and y is my domain. I use Outlook 2007 with all the monthly patches applied.
Suddenly I am receiving spams to many of these x@y.com EAs. The values of x are ones I've defined NOT random characters.
Therefore, it appears that some program on my pc is reading these EAs already in use. I thought it was a one-time security breach, where at one time a program captured the EAs from my Outlook folders, safe senders list, etc. But it seems to be still installed on my pc, because new EAs recently used for the first time have been spammed.
I have run several anti-malware and anti-virus progs that have found nothing. Any suggestions on where to look to find and delete this malware, please?
Suddenly I am receiving spams to many of these x@y.com EAs. The values of x are ones I've defined NOT random characters.
Therefore, it appears that some program on my pc is reading these EAs already in use. I thought it was a one-time security breach, where at one time a program captured the EAs from my Outlook folders, safe senders list, etc. But it seems to be still installed on my pc, because new EAs recently used for the first time have been spammed.
I have run several anti-malware and anti-virus progs that have found nothing. Any suggestions on where to look to find and delete this malware, please?