Hi,
2010/6/16 Nikolay Iliev :
> Please, stop sending me these newsletters or whatever you call them. I
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Please, stop sending me these newsletters or whatever you call them. I received
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> Date: Tue, 15 Jun 2010 18:57:01 -0500
> From: a...@seabrook.me
> To: m
Please, stop sending me these newsletters or whatever you call them. I received
11 yesterday!... It's quite annoying you know. So please send me an unsubscribe
link or simply do not waste your time sending me your emails.
> Date: Tue, 15 Jun 2010 19:57:27 -0500
> From: coder2...@gmail.com
> To
It seems like an IM spam bot to me. I don't run a public server yet
but have been considering it for some ideas I have.
Dieter Lunn
http://www.coder2000.ca
On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 6:57 PM, Adam Seabrook wrote:
> I had 5,000 accounts registered on chatmask.com and about 1,000 concurrent
> login
I had 5,000 accounts registered on chatmask.com and about 1,000
concurrent logins after which the server would block them. Banned all of
them but they continue to try and log in but have stopped creating
accounts. I personally think it is not a bot but some type of free
messaging application as
On Miércoles 16 Junio 2010 01:00:07 Martin Sebald escribió:
> Hello viq!
>
> >> Maybe I'm stating the obvious here, but this really sounds like a
> >> virus-originated botnet using XMPP as the control channel.
> > I am thinking it would be interesting to see some of the content they are
> > sendin
On Wed, Jun 16, 2010 at 1:00 AM, Martin Sebald wrote:
> Hello viq!
>
>>> Maybe I'm stating the obvious here, but this really sounds like a
>>> virus-originated botnet using XMPP as the control channel.
>> I am thinking it would be interesting to see some of the content they are
>> sending. I wonde
Hello viq!
>> Maybe I'm stating the obvious here, but this really sounds like a
>> virus-originated botnet using XMPP as the control channel.
> I am thinking it would be interesting to see some of the content they are
> sending. I wonder if it would be feasible to set up a 'honeypot' server
> for
On Tue, Jun 15, 2010 at 11:37 PM, Andreas Monitzer
wrote:
> On Jun 15, 2010, at 23:31, Peter Schwindt wrote:
>
>> Martin (of hot-chilli.*) was the first to publicly (on jadmin-ML, about
>> 2 weeks ago) mention a bunch of weird registrations. The accounts to be
>> considered all look nearly the sam
Hello Peter, Mathias, Andreas and list,
great that Peter is bringing this issue up here.
Our server was dealing with two interesting things. One is what Peter
described here and the second is what Mathias described. I also think that
this is not a coincidence that our server flatlined several tim
Dear Peter, Martin, Hal and the rest,
On 06/15/2010 11:31 PM, Peter Schwindt wrote:
> Martin (of hot-chilli.*) was the first to publicly (on jadmin-ML, about
> 2 weeks ago) mention a bunch of weird registrations. The accounts to be
> considered all look nearly the same: A posix timestamp + ("LOP"
On Jun 15, 2010, at 23:31, Peter Schwindt wrote:
Martin (of hot-chilli.*) was the first to publicly (on jadmin-ML,
about
2 weeks ago) mention a bunch of weird registrations. The accounts to
be
considered all look nearly the same: A posix timestamp + ("LOP" or
"LMC") + server part (i.e. 12757
Dear fellow Operators,
let's do some real stuff on this ML instead of only receiving
low-traffic server listing requests ;-)
Martin (of hot-chilli.*) was the first to publicly (on jadmin-ML, about
2 weeks ago) mention a bunch of weird registrations. The accounts to be
considered all look nearly t
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