On Tue, 23 Dec 2003, Greg Webster wrote:

> We're getting a TON of these, all of similar format.
>
> <html><body>
> <center><!--2rdxveiyf7a8--><a
> href="http://www.mdv678.com?rid=1098";><!--srz4f4qaLBUw--><img
> src="http://www.whosout.com/c2.gif"; border=0></a></center>
> </html></body>
>
> The '2rdxveiyf7a8' and 'srz4f4qaLBUw' some random string of characters
> in the same place all the time. The domains are completely random it
> appears - sometimes with words (like whosout.com) or a random set of
> characters.
>
> Suggestions on how to block them? I've been adding the domains to a
> special rule, but they must own hundreds of them.

One clue, all those domains are hosted by a registrar in China,
"XIN NET CORP" with a whois server of: whois.paycenter.com.cn.

They're all served out of a few DNS servers:
  NS0.DNSIN.COM
  NS1.DNSIN.COM


DNS & whois based clues could be used to automate the adding of
domains to a special rule or filter list.


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