In past spammers have used the cgi from various commerical website to redirect the payload. Today is another example with log.go.com
http ://log.go.com/log?srvc=wczl&goto=http: //idknxn.konpafus.cn
I should note this start over the weekend.
tc
Wednesday, April 15, 2009
Tuesday, April 14, 2009
Massive breakdown at interia.pl
A few days ago I note my filter working too well. As a matter of fact, they were working correctly. It appears that interia.pl (a polish website) is the latest. I had registered it early but since it was polish, or at least foreign to me, I paid it no attention. It appears to be just another blogging site that will work well as a shill. The only issue is that I missed most of the subdomains they have been using.
tc
Today, 04-15-2009, I'm adding that I have a list of over 700 sub-domains in less than 24 hours.
tc
tc
Today, 04-15-2009, I'm adding that I have a list of over 700 sub-domains in less than 24 hours.
tc
found filter bug
Somehow google.com had made it into filter. Which accounted for my 90+% trappings. Temporarily fixed it by removing it.
tc
tc
Monday, April 13, 2009
add livejournal.com
It appears they have captcha on livejournal.com broken. It was a creeping start, but late last night they cranked up the subdomains coming my way. I have not reviewed their system. I'll take a look later.
tc
tc
Sunday, April 12, 2009
Filters working too well.
Since late last night my filters are capturing 90% of the spam. It is hard to believe. In any case, I expect them (the spammers) back by Sunday - late.
tc
tc
Friday, April 10, 2009
geocities tumbles & china is abandoned
In what appears to be the biggest break through of the year for spammers, the geocities Captcha is broken. Broken to the extend that they have abandoned chinese domains, and are now using in-place -- geocities.
I have reviewed the Captcha they are using and it appears they could have the repair in hand by the end of the weekend. It is now Friday. The question is: Will they? This is a cat and mouse game, and one has to wonder what Yahoo is up to. (Yahoo being the owner of geocities.)
In any case, it appears the spammers are on the run and will likely try a new tactic within three (3) weeks.
tc
I have reviewed the Captcha they are using and it appears they could have the repair in hand by the end of the weekend. It is now Friday. The question is: Will they? This is a cat and mouse game, and one has to wonder what Yahoo is up to. (Yahoo being the owner of geocities.)
In any case, it appears the spammers are on the run and will likely try a new tactic within three (3) weeks.
tc
Thursday, April 9, 2009
Geocities falls
It appears that the Captcha has been broken at geocities and groups.yahoo as they been flooding my inbox with those URLs.
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