On 06/14/2018 02:18 PM, Mirimir wrote:
> On 06/14/2018 04:33 AM, nusenu wrote:
>> this kind of spam also happens if you post emails to tor-dev.
>>
>> last spam sender address: rosegregory714...@cc.mexyst.com
>
> It seems that they've given up on me, after some days with no reply. So
> is that a pattern for y'all?
OK, so much for that hypothesis. Just got one from Camryn. It actually
seems responsive ...
| Hey I'm glad to see someone real responding haha
... and it appeared within minutes of my post to the list. So there's
apparently a human involved, who's actively watching the list.
Also, as before, the In-Reply-To header matches my Message-ID header.
But something interesting. The ultimate message source is "localhost
(unknown [107.178.101.4])". From https://ipinfo.io/ I get that this is
"vox21.hurters.biz". With a little work, I get to
"http://hurters.biz/?domain=hurters.biz?reqp=1&qaspoofip=206.190.145.84&reqp=1&reqr=";
which shows:
| Welcome to hurters.biz
| This Web page is parked for FREE, courtesy of GoDaddy.com.
From https://ipinfo.io/ I get to 206.190.145.84.adsl.inet-telecom.org
which looks a lot like a home ADSL account. Botnet maybe?
And what is "qaspoofip"?
Again, this is all on mellowhost.com by Input Output Flood LLC. The
abuse contact is Gabriel Ramuglia (ab...@ioflood.com).
Anyway, here's the https://ipinfo.io/ data:
Received: from us37.axiobyte.com (us37.axiobyte.com [104.161.37.171])
ip: "104.161.37.171"
hostname: "us37.axiobyte.com"
city: "Dhaka"
region: "Dhaka Division"
country: "BD"
loc: "23.7231,90.4086"
postal: "1000"
asn: Object
asn: "AS53755"
name: "Input Output Flood LLC"
domain: "ioflood.com"
route: "104.161.32.0/20"
type: "hosting"
company: Object
name: "Mellowhost"
domain: "mellowhost.com"
type: "hosting"
Received: from localhost (unknown [107.178.101.4])
ip: "107.178.101.4"
hostname: "vox21.hurters.biz"
city: "Dhaka"
region: "Dhaka"
country: "BD"
loc: "23.8179,90.4103"
postal: "1206"
asn: Object
asn: "AS53755"
name: "Input Output Flood LLC"
domain: "ioflood.com"
route: "107.178.64.0/18"
type: "hosting"
company: Object
name: "Mellowhost"
domain: "mellowhost.com"
type: "hosting"
... domain=hurters.biz ... qaspoofip=206.190.145.84 ...
ip: "206.190.145.84"
hostname: "206.190.145.84.adsl.inet-telecom.org"
city: "Providence"
region: "Utah"
country: "US"
loc: "41.6929,-111.8150"
postal: "84332"
asn: Object
asn: "AS29854"
name: "WestHost, Inc."
domain: "westhost.com"
route: "206.190.128.0/19"
type: "hosting"
company: Object
name: "Hosting Services, Inc."
domain: "banahosting.com"
type: "hosting"
> I finally did review the images, in a Debian LiveCD with no network
> connectivity. They're not bad porn, really. Images from Becky and Camryn
> have no obvious watermarks, but those from Rose are marked
> "cherryscott". And they're clearly @CherryScott23. If I could, I'd tweet
> her about the ripoff.
>
> So anyway, our spammer is clearly using stock image libraries. And maybe
> that was obvious.
>
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