RE: Perfect example of URL Poison

[Brian Ipsen]

Hi,

 Well - to make things easy, I guess it's just a matter of checking whether
any text is present from the <A HREF=""> to the </A> ... So <A
HREF="http://domain.org/";></A> won't trigger anything - but <A
HREF="http://domain.org/";>Some text</A> will....

Just my 5 cents of input ;-)

/Brian


> I just wanted to share this example submitted today. (Thanks Dave!)
>
> Can you tell which domains to report? :)
>
> This is why scraping urls with scripts is no good.
>
> **********************************************
> <a href="http://opoloves.com/tp/default.asp?id=rxsavings";>
> <img src="http://netuetion.com/faxd.gif"; border=0>
> </a>
>
>
> <br>
> Up to 8<A href="http://www.impractical.org";></A>0<A
> href="http://www.hettie.org";></A>% Sa<A href="http
> ://www.sheath.org"></A>vin<A href="http://www.inhibitor.org";></A>gs on X<A
> href="http://www.brown.org";
> ></A>an<A href="http://www.shinto.org";></A>ax, Va<A
> href="http://www.triptych.org";></A>li<A href="http
> ://www.irreproducible.org"></A>um, P<A
> href="http://www.anonymity.org";></A>hen<A href="http://www.sire
> n.org"></A>term<A href="http://www.warble.org";></A>ine, V<A
> href="http://www.bind.org";></A>ia<A href="
> http://www.volterra.org";></A>gr<A href="http://www.baccarat.org";></A>a
> <b><a href="http://opoloves.com/tp/default.asp?id=rxsavings";> HERE</a></b>
>
> <br><BR><br><br>
>
> <P align=center><FONT face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif"
> size=1>For
> em<A href="http://www.della.org";></A>ail re<A
> href="http://www.aviate.org";></A>mov<A
> href="http://www.accede.org";></A>a<A
> href="http://www.servitor.org";></A>l, g<A
> href="http://www.beet.org";></A>o <A
> href="http://opoloves.com/er/e.asp";>here.</A></FONT></P>
>
> **********************************************
>
> Wasn't that fun! :)  Took a human eye about 20 seconds to find the 2 that
> mattered.
>
> Chris Santerre
> System Admin and SARE Ninja
> http://www.rulesemporium.com
> http://www.surbl.org
> 'It is not the strongest of the species that survives,
> not the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change.'
> Charles Darwin
>