I've been thinking of using Flash forms to deal with this problem. >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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