We could agree on a little more complicated format for rewriting the sip
uri's.
Something like comDdomainAuser.
Paul
Michael Scheidell <[email protected]> wrote:
> a long time ago, in a galaxy far away........
> 'SPAM WARS'.
> MID 90's, we discussed similar things in the usenet groups
> 'news.admin.net-abuse.email'.
> Seems that just complaining about being spammed got you on spam lists
:-)
> On thing that COULD be done, is to obfuscate it in the 'official'
> archives. So that web url scanners don't pick them up.
> Doing in on the mailing list was hard, especially if you wanted to
> support reading by 'non java' enabled mail clients.
>
> Things that were done to mitigate it included obfuscating the email
> address you posted with, and/or adding in spam trap addresses.
> We manually posted our 'email:user AT domain DOT com' in hopes that
> helped. Spammers adapted.
> So, post your sip url as sip:something AT domain DOT com' a human
> could read it, hackers will need to adapt.
> MAYBE the mailing list software can apply a judicious amount of re-
> writting, but I don't recommend java script.
> (maybe a quick pass through sed,.. but then again, ) if you mismatch
> the a href with the display url, many anti-spam engines will tag it
> a phishing address and might block it.
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