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| Subject: | Re: Article - A solution to phishing |
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| Date: | Wed, 22 Dec 2004 14:16:03 +0100 |
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On Thursday 16 December 2004 11:47 am, exon wrote:
Ian wrote:
On 14 Dec 2004 at 13:43, Adam Tuliper wrote:
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Personally, I like stringing them on and giving them false information and wasting their time. Its fun, I recommend all of you try it : )
You make have stumbled across a solution here ;)
Why not code an automated system that fills in their bogus log in screens with false information?
There are only a limited number of banking web sites around so a template could be created for each.
If enough people join in these phishers would get swamped with information and wouldn't know the good from the bad.
Thoughts ?
This is known to be effective against spammers which use href-links in email to verify 'live' email-addresses. It's usually highly effective if you find something that looks like www.some-site.com/remove_me.asp?m=email@somewhere.org
I used to get around 400 spam emails a day, so I wrote a quick script to connect to a couple of these urls a couple of million times with auto-generated email-addresses. Sometime during the second night of running I kept getting connection refused and spam dropped down to around 40 / day.
> > Exon, > Would you happen to have that script available? If many people had > access to this script it could possibly cause DDoS and severely limit > spammers. I would, of course, not necessarily recommend this > particular action because of the legal implications, so I must say, > "We could use this as a possible threat to illegal spammers". > Thanks for the info. > > - -Joseph >
Also have a look at http://freshmeat.net/projects/formflood/
Regards,
Rogan -- Rogan Dawes
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