> From: Kelson Vibber [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> At 03:26 PM 7/8/2004, Lucas Albers wrote:
> >Kelson Vibber said:
> > > Think of all the ways we hide spamtrap addresses from humans visiting
our
> > > websites while keeping them available for spam harvesters to pick up.
The
> > > same techniques will work equally well here, because it's exactly the
same
> > > situation.
> No, what I mean is that spammers could use those same
> techniques to hide
> the poison from people and keep it visible to scripts.
Perhaps the extraction of URLs from known spam needs a human element.
Simply redirect all the identified spam to the most clueless user.
Then install a proxy on his machine that submits any URL he/she clicks on to
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