I don't really understand your question. cPanel has SpamAssassin that you can use for spam detection when enabled through WHM. Otherwise, the usual things discussed here all the time:
1. Use a dictionary attack ACL
2. Don't use :blackhole: use :fail: instead
3. Install a mail scanning application such as those provided by:
rvskin - inline ACL additions
chirpy - MailScanner
others - assp.net
1. Use a dictionary attack ACL
2. Don't use :blackhole: use :fail: instead
3. Install a mail scanning application such as those provided by:
rvskin - inline ACL additions
chirpy - MailScanner
others - assp.net
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