I’ve been using a catch-all on all my custom domains for as long as I’ve had a custom domain and it’s worked great.

However, about 2 weeks back my business custom domain started creating loads of aliases that were used to send me spam (all related to finance/accounts, the message would say I owe a vendor money.) I disabled the catch-all so that they spam would stop, but I’d still like to use it if possible (via the auto create rules).

Does anyone have a regex for Simplelogin that I can use to help combat this issue? Or is this there not much that I can do?

I can provide a list of the aliases that were created if it helps?

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    9 months ago

    I’ve added a screenshot with the aliases but I don’t think regex will help unless I setup a structure to follow.

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      9 months ago

      Looks like they’re just spamming at the domain owner. If they’re coming from the same sender, block the sender, otherwise you could try and use auto-create and designate an abnormal string like .*zdz.* — so that every alias that includes the string “zdz” somewhere will work.

      Be sure to test it out at the bottom of the rule page.

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        9 months ago

        There was 3 or 4 different accounts. After the first round of emails the rest went straight to spam.

        I’ll think of something that I can add to make it more unique like you mentioned. Thanks for the help!