Has anyone discussed it? Maybe the likes of spamcop.net would be in a good position to extract the webserver ips that are hosting spamvertised content and list their ips in a reverse blacklist zone.
Just a thought.
Rob
Loren Wilton wrote:
There is a new guy that a trained Bayes will catch, but no current rules. It looks like a simple body rule looking for his href tag will catch the ones I've seen so far. He has a pattern that will ket more complex rules match on the body if needed.
Below is the cheap rule for him, and pattern development if he changes the url text and someone needs to make a more complex rule.
Cheap body rule:
body LW_SELCYCDC /http\:\/\/selcydc\.com/
Possible body rules to catch his stuff if needed:
/, (?:looking|searching) for a (?:place|site) to get medi\w+\?/ /(?:Quality|Cheap) Viag\w+ and Cial\w+\./ /Best deals, 80 p[rcen]+t off!/ /We (?:are able to ship|can send)[\w\s]+wide/
Loren
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