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Tried to have another crack at the site that spammed this list, but the |
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domain is a parking page now. To get an idea what I was on about though, I |
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looked through my spam folder for phishing scams... |
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TBH, I'd be dissapointed if my gran fell for this one, but the idea is sound |
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L8r |
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On 25/03/2008, David Tauriainen <djtavria@×××××.edu> wrote: |
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> They're probably using mod_security (or just weblog script parsers) to |
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> block IPs of people spamming their site. You'd need a botnet if you |
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> wanted to do them real damage. |
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> Tom Grace wrote: |
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> > Didn't get very far, server stopped responding. |
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> > I'll have another look tonight, but the gist of it was to generate |
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> random details and pass them to curl (as in read html, set up variables, |
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> pass as post data). |
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> > I'll have another shot tonight and see if i get something working. |
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> > On 25/03/2008, Michelangelo <michelangelo.bottura@×××××.com<mailto: |
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> michelangelo.bottura@×××××.com>> wrote: |
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> > :D |
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> > I checked my Firefox just to see how it was going to behave and |
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> sure the anti fraud works |
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> > my Firefox also cried out |
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> > I'd like to know your script detail |
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> > @Tom: |
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> > Tom, i'd like to read yr script details :P , i'd like using it |
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> > On Tue, Mar 25, 2008 at 2:04 PM, Tom Grace <stonertom@×××××.com<mailto: |
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> stonertom@×××××.com>> wrote: |
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> > I think I broke there server trying to write a script to spam it with |
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> fake details. Tried that for a bit then kept getting timeouts. :) |
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I include the source code below for those who are masochistic enough to want |
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to explore it |