Here's a site that does something similar http://www.419eater.com/ .
This site is targeted at 419 scammers out of Africa. I don't know
exactly how much good their work does, but it's pretty funny sometimes.
Dave King
http://www.remotecheckup.com
> Why not encourage everyone to reply to phishe
Just another fucking rotten mess...
- Original Message -
From: "Geo." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, June 15, 2006 2:37 AM
Subject: Re: [Full-disclosure] Phishing and Spammers
"hey, a valid mail address, let's forward it to my buddy Joe Spammer
> "hey, a valid mail address, let's forward it to my buddy Joe Spammer and
> his \/|agra pills"
>
> It almost as bad as clicking the "remove" bait some spammers post within
> their messages.
If you're replying to a spam you just received, assume we are beyond caring
about this.
Geo.
___
"hey, a valid mail address, let's forward it to my buddy Joe Spammer and
his \/|agra pills"
It almost as bad as clicking the "remove" bait some spammers post within
their messages.
On Wed, 14 Jun 2006 21:22:08 -0400
"Geo." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
G> > if you do this you are not curing the p
> if you do this you are not curing the problem, rather you are making it
> worse. This will never stop phishers from sending emails and you will
> tell them that you are an active victim, so they will flood you more!
Why would they flood me more? It's not like you can hide your email address
if y
Michael Weinert to Cardoso:
> > A simple SQL query can delete all records from the same IP/machine, if
> > the counter is above 2.
You think most (some?) spammers use SQL servers to store their stolen
identity data?
I've only ever seen scripted Email, other folks' formmail and plain
text file
On 6/15/06, Geo. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I would appreciate hearing a little feedback on this idea.
It strikes me that phishers and spammers have a vulnerability that we have
not yet exploited. They collect information, granted the returns are small
but since email is cheap they send out tons
if you do this you are not curing the problem, rather you are making it
worse. This will never stop phishers from sending emails and you will
tell them that you are an active victim, so they will flood you more!
Saeed
Geo. wrote:
> I would appreciate hearing a little feedback on this idea.
>
> It
I was not clear, sorry. A good "semi-unique-id" must use IP, browser
version and other data collected from the http headers. Of course the IP
alone is not enough.
(except for marketing guys, who trully believe we can magically know
exactly now many people are browsing the site..)
On Wed, 14 Jun
Am Mittwoch, 14. Juni 2006 21:30 schrieb Cardoso:
> A simple SQL query can delete all records from the same IP/machine, if
> the counter is above 2.
Ha, you think phisher are that smart? I for myself hit the button
only once with fake credentials from my dynamic IP.
If everybody does it... Well...
14, 2006 3:31 PM
To: full-disclosure@lists.grok.org.uk
Subject: Re: [Full-disclosure] Phishing and Spammers
A simple SQL query can delete all records from the same IP/machine, if
the counter is above 2.
Presto, database cleaned. Also the phiser will now that at that address
there's someon
A simple SQL query can delete all records from the same IP/machine, if
the counter is above 2.
Presto, database cleaned. Also the phiser will now that at that address
there's someone who knows better. Remove the address from the database
and add a newbie clueless address instead.
Best-case scen
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