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Shapley wrote:I was shocked to see the level of attack that particular spammer used.
Does anyone really click on those spam links? What possible purpose can there be to such attacks? Is it there intent to render the bulletin board useless? I know of at least one bulletin board that had to shut down and relocate twice due to such attacks. Surely that's not all it's about.
I guess I'll never understand the mentality behind it.
Nicole Marie wrote:They do this to implant viruses. If people click on the links then they can piggy back a virus into your computer. That's why firewalls are so important! Most of these people are overseas so you can not track them down. Russia, Asia and the Middle East are the worst areas on the globe right now for hackers to hide and not face arrest. It is becoming a huge problem.
analog wrote:I hope to be on a jury someday hearing a case of this. I'd sentence them to anthrax.
i sent the link to missouristate dot edu, the site listed in his profile.
What else can one do?
i curse Microsoft for building this capability for anonymity into the internet.
That would be a false IP address wouldn't it?


OperaTenor wrote:You obviously didn't install enough security yet; you still let *me* in....

Nicole Marie wrote: These spammers are so tricky. They crashed the Twitter website today and the problems just keep growing.
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