I have a client with a form on his site and he is getting spammed. It
appears not to be from bots but human generated. While they are coming from
India, they do not all have the same IP address, but they all have gmail
addresses, New York addresses are used in the input field and they all
On Thu, 2009-08-20 at 09:11 -0400, Gary wrote:
I have a client with a form on his site and he is getting spammed. It
appears not to be from bots but human generated. While they are coming from
India, they do not all have the same IP address, but they all have gmail
addresses, New York
There is plenty of commonaltiy in the submissions, all ip addresses start
with an 122. They all offer SEO services, but change the wording, so if I
tried to bannish any submissions with Search Engine, Ranking, Google etc,
they would probably just shift messages. There are also special
On Thu, Aug 20, 2009 at 10:25:15AM -0400, Gary wrote:
There is plenty of commonaltiy in the submissions, all ip addresses start
with an 122. They all offer SEO services, but change the wording, so if I
tried to bannish any submissions with Search Engine, Ranking, Google etc,
they would
On Thu, 20 Aug 2009 09:11:47 -0400
Gary gwp...@ptd.net wrote:
I have a client with a form on his site and he is getting spammed.
It appears not to be from bots but human generated. While they are
coming from India, they do not all have the same IP address, but they
all have gmail addresses,
I was getting those as well on my website's form, so I added a
honeypot field and a math question (I'm not overly fond of captchas
for my own stuff, but anyway). The field itself is hidden, so bots
will fill it out causing the e-mail sending routine to bail out
(though they don't know that since
I have a honey pot on their already. Plus all the fields are correctly
matched (first name to first name, comments to comments), which is what
makes me think this is some .45 @ hour spammer just hunting and pecking from
a hut in india.
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