I'm wondering if some of the spammers have realized that the free
ride that was GG is over and starting to look elsewhere for service.
Am 14.12.2023 um 21:39:16 Uhr schrieb Grant Taylor:
I'm wondering if some of the spammers have realized that the free
ride that was GG is over and starting to look elsewhere for service.
IIRC I read that some already tried to use E-S to post Thai spam, but
the filter stopped them.
Marco Moock wrote:
Am 14.12.2023 um 21:39:16 Uhr schrieb Grant Taylor:
I'm wondering if some of the spammers have realized that the free
ride that was GG is over and starting to look elsewhere for
service.
IIRC I read that some already tried to use E-S to post Thai spam,
but the filter stopped them.
I would hope that attempts to spam via E-S - or other similar
candidates
- would give the admins of these servers a better clue as to who is
behind this stuff.
That's the optimistic standpoint, the pessimistic one is that they
will find another server whose admins simply don't care.
Hi,
Is anyone else seeing spam from @gmail.com addresses with the Path:
showing that the messages are coming from news.xlned.com / ams1 (in some permutation)?
I've seen six messages today when I haven't seen much non-GG / non-troll
spam in quite a while.
I noticed that a few days ago and modified my filters. I haven't been watching if it's continuing as I don't see the spam now.
Whether they have a @gmail.com address or not, I didn't check. That's
not a header I filter, it's too simple to spoof.
Am 15.12.2023 um 12:15:16 Uhr schrieb Andrew:
Marco Moock wrote:
Am 14.12.2023 um 21:39:16 Uhr schrieb Grant Taylor:
I'm wondering if some of the spammers have realized that the free
ride that was GG is over and starting to look elsewhere for
service.
IIRC I read that some already tried to use E-S to post Thai spam,
but the filter stopped them.
I would hope that attempts to spam via E-S - or other similar
candidates
- would give the admins of these servers a better clue as to who is
behind this stuff.
That's the optimistic standpoint, the pessimistic one is that they
will find another server whose admins simply don't care.
Google already gives that - the IP addresses of the spamming systems
are known, the ISP of them mostly don't care.
Just check those IPs and network in dnsbl list about email spam.
They are full of email spammers too and the ISPs accept that.
Hi,
Is anyone else seeing spam from @gmail.com addresses with the Path:
showing that the messages are coming from news.xlned.com / ams1 (in some
permutation)?
I've seen six messages today when I haven't seen much non-GG / non-troll
spam in quite a while.
I noticed that a few days ago and modified my filters. I haven't been >watching if it's continuing as I don't see the spam now.
Whether they have a @gmail.com address or not, I didn't check. That's not
a header I filter, it's too simple to spoof.
On 12/15/23 08:03, Retro Guy wrote:
I noticed that a few days ago and modified my filters. I haven't been
watching if it's continuing as I don't see the spam now.
I saw a few more messages already today.
Whether they have a @gmail.com address or not, I didn't check. That's
not a header I filter, it's too simple to spoof.
Agreed.
I just wonder if some spammers are finding that their playground is
coming to and end and the rats are jumping ship.
--
Grant. . . .
I noticed that a few days ago and modified my filters. I haven't been watching if it's continuing as I don't see the spam now.
Hi,
Grant Taylor a tapoté le 15/12/2023 04:39:
I noticed that a few days ago and modified my filters. I haven't been
watching if it's continuing as I don't see the spam now.
Could you give some Message-ID, Newsgroups?
Could you give some Message-ID, Newsgroups?
On 12/16/23 03:23, yamo' wrote:
Could you give some Message-ID, Newsgroups?
Sure.
Message-ID: <93plnilkuhg9pc2rg4kef827vk6bgm51d3@4ax.com>
Message-ID: <cibmnil6b4beq1u60s9v31n7slcu7poqib@4ax.com>
Message-ID: <eannniddjs67dv9n5j8h7p7vra90be25ug@4ax.com>
Message-ID: <gannnilpm9ev9t8uhfv94d68g19oseords@4ax.com>
Message-ID: <hannnil8cnunvssgjflnemm924huloluh7@4ax.com>
Message-ID: <i3plnilpko41oj7smmen3q2f6d355v8lv9@4ax.com>
Message-ID: <k5ppnih1qgjakptdbr000fak4obumllurs@4ax.com>
Message-ID: <o6npnipe2vhk0eicdi9us60frcobgkc4pi@4ax.com>
Let me know if you want anything else.
I've only looked at the first one, but not only their drugs are
psychedelic, but so is their list of Newsgroups:
Their NSP is UsenetServer, which is not evident from the Path:,
but is shown in the X-Complaints-To and Organization:
Judging from their User-Agent header, they're cheapskates (unless
that's faked (but then the Message-ID is faked as well)):
FWIW, I've a filter for all-caps Subject:s since eons:
All in all, AFAICT, this is 'normal' Usenet spam, nothing out of
the ordinary.
P.S. Sorry for the Dutch aspects. Normally the slogan is "If it ain't
Dutch, it ain't much!", but in this case, the slogan doesn't seem to
apply! :-)
These are some from 13 Dec. They are listed in NoCeM: <bot-spam-a221995051807e31@i2pn2.org>
Let me know if you want anything else.
Thanks a lot Grant!
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