Wow. A spammer has already scraped my blog and caught that
one-use cdt_comment_go address I posted a week or so ago. That has to
be a record. Ah well, Bayes and the SBL are catching it nicely…
The spammer in question is artprice.com, aka. artlist.com, aka a
bunch of
unrepentant spammers who’ve been out-and-out spamming for years, from
France. Nothing worse than a full-time spamhaus. My consolation is
that if they do this after August, I can prosecute them for it, since
France is in the EU ;)
Just for reference, if anyone finds this on a Google search: the address
was a one-use disposable job, for comments on a survey, posted once,
and never used for sign-ups or even to send a single mail message.
This is 100% spam, through and through.
Artprice/artlist: winners of the address-scraping spammer speed record
Wow. A spammer has already scraped my blog and caught that one-use cdt_comment_go address I posted a week or so ago. That has to be a record. Ah well, Bayes and the SBL are catching it nicely…
The spammer in question is artprice.com, aka. artlist.com, aka a bunch of unrepentant spammers who’ve been out-and-out spamming for years, from France. Nothing worse than a full-time spamhaus. My consolation is that if they do this after August, I can prosecute them for it, since France is in the EU ;)
Just for reference, if anyone finds this on a Google search: the address was a one-use disposable job, for comments on a survey, posted once, and never used for sign-ups or even to send a single mail message. This is 100% spam, through and through.