Bret Miller wrote:
Seems spammers have taken up to doing what many of us have in posting
e-mail addresses, putting [dot] instead of the . in the URL and telling
people to replace it like this:
Welcome!
[E]rectile
[D]ysfunction?
We can help! Our site: ochhorfando[dot]com ;) Don't forget to replace
"[dot]" to "."
Spam sample here: http://webmail.wcg.org/~support/15292-P.txt
Maybe time to start working on the URI parser to catch baddomain.com and
baddomain[dot]com and probably other variations (dot), -dot-, {dot}, and
whatever else you might think they'd use to delimit the dot.
Bret
punt, puntje, bolleke, bolletje, point, Punkt, punto, punkto. With 6000
languages worldwide that's a lot of possible variations...
Jo
