Re: Porno spam using form submissions
by "N.Whittley" <NWHITTLEY(at)cinci.rr.com>
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David
I have had those also. When I got them they all said something
like WWW Form Submission. I didn't investigate them because I immediately
felt it as a disguise. They could put anything as the header, and create
emails that look like a form result. But some of the things that I found
missing were the
user information stats that alot of folks include in their forms. And most
forms ask for alot more info. They are few and far between when I get them,
but no matter they always look alike.
I think it is just faked. Not to say they are not hacked into that
companies computer to send these, I just think they are fabricated. But in
this world anything is possible.
Nancy
> A couple of porno-related pieces of spam arrived yesterday. Both were
listed
> as being the result of form submissions. The first one I simply deleted.
The
> second one was submitted from a site called Karina@Wantsto@@@@.com
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> Looking at the html source, the second email actually came from a
legitimate
> auto parts business. It appears that someone either has hacked their
> servers, or is using a form submission on their site to redirect.
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> Considering that many of my sites are using form submissions to gather
> information, what can I do to make sure that no one is using them to send
> out spam using my server?
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> David
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