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Anybody know what this is? Rich Patt 11-14-2006
Posted by Rich Patt on November 14, 2006, 3:55 pm
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We have a form that was submitted with a lot of crazy stuff in it. Any
ideas what this could be?

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<a href="http://11.gotope.com/pentola-fondue-bourguignonne/">
pentola-fondue-bourguignonne </a>
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tetta-piu-grande-mondo </a>
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inurl-guestbook-php-page-od </a>
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acicastello-immagini </a>
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href="http://17.bonn-coach.com/borsa-pinko/"> borsa-pinko </a>
<a href="http://19.gotope.com/dario-antiseri/"> dario-antiseri </a>
http://18.mcfc-fans.com/auto-noleggio-carre/ <a
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giochi-gratis-nokia-7250 </a>
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http://19.diederichwedding.com/wireless-sicurezza-mac-address/ <a
href="http://8.gotope.com/lavoro-bettola/"> lavoro-bettola </a>
<a href="http://17.gotope.com/legge-elettorale-2006/">
legge-elettorale-2006 </a>
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href="http://5.diederichwedding.com/itinerario-chianti-vacanza/">
itinerario-chianti-vacanza </a>
<a href="http://3.gotope.com/fontana-feng-shui/"> fontana-feng-shui
</a> http://7.diederichwedding.com/mp3-tinturia/ <a
href="http://6.diederichwedding.com/viaggio-finlandia/">
viaggio-finlandia </a>


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your help would be greatly appreciated.
Rich


Posted by Sebastian Gottschalk on November 14, 2006, 3:59 pm
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Obviously this is spam. You know what? Spam can also be posted on a website
in users' comments.

Posted by Rich Patt on November 14, 2006, 4:02 pm
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I did see that when i searched on google for some of it. Its very
cryptic like a bot or something.

> Obviously this is spam. You know what? Spam can also be posted on a website
> in users' comments.


Posted by Jim Watt on November 14, 2006, 4:19 pm
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>We have a form that was submitted with a lot of crazy stuff in it. Any
>ideas what this could be?
>
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At one stage when I ran a message board system, I used to get
an amazingly persistent load of links presumably from a robot
the technique of promoting websites in Google by splashing them
everywhere that may be spidered, is I believe called trampolining

Filtering content didn't work, however requiring users to enter
a code of a graphic stopped its inclusion although even six months
later it kept on hammering my site daily.

The traffic came through proxy servers.
--
Jim Watt
http://www.gibnet.com

Posted by Rich Patt on November 14, 2006, 4:54 pm
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We were thinking of the same process to stop this from happening. A
security graphic of some sorts. Thanks for the info.

If anybody else has knowledge on this . . . the more, the better.

Rich

>
> >We have a form that was submitted with a lot of crazy stuff in it. Any
> >ideas what this could be?
>
> >-----------------------------------------------------------------------At one
stage when I ran a message board system, I used to get
> an amazingly persistent load of links presumably from a robot
> the technique of promoting websites in Google by splashing them
> everywhere that may be spidered, is I believe called trampolining
>
> Filtering content didn't work, however requiring users to enter
> a code of a graphic stopped its inclusion although even six months
> later it kept on hammering my site daily.
>
> The traffic came through proxy servers.
> --
> Jim Watt http://www.gibnet.com

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