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Re: Using specialized honeypots to build up-to-date spam blacklists?
From: Valdis.Kletnieks () vt edu
Date: Mon, 29 Sep 2003 01:46:50 -0400
On Sun, 28 Sep 2003 17:19:52 MDT, Jens Knoell <jens () ing twinwave net> said:
As a result, spammers should have quite poisoned email databases, not to mention that _I_ have a nice accurate relay/spam database.
There is reason to believe that many spammers have progressed from webpage trawling to watching the backscatter of various e-mail based worms (I know I certainly got enough Sobig-F with what were certainly spammer e-mail addresses, which implies that a lot of Sobig-F also went to spammer addresses with my e-mail address on it...
What do you think? Anything I'm overlooking there?
If there's a spammer who doesn't wash the addresses, you're looking at the possibility of getting deluged under spam to the fake addresses....
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- Re: Using specialized honeypots to build up-to-date spam blacklists? Gregory Deatz (Sep 29)
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