I've recently had some attacks on a form which was created by a coworker.
Somehow, bots are using a subscription email form to send out spam. They're
using a jibberish email address from the domain I'm working with, but
somehow sending out emails to AOL users. The client is saying that in
addition to their being some crap in the registrations database, they're
also getting bounces from AOL with these addresses.

a) Has anyone else experienced this?
b) What can I do to prevent it?

I'd be happy to post the complete code for review if that would help.

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andy matthews
web developer
ICGLink, Inc.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
615.370.1530 x737
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