Ryan L. Sun wrote:
That explanation makes senses.
Spammers show their scripts to us, lol.
Yep, and if anyone was wondering, those ratware templates were supposto
generate one of our friendly (and increasingly common) geocities links.
ex) 'http://uk.geocities.com/Freddie_Shuler/?ElxF8=US FDA approves all
of our'
-Brett
On 8/10/05, *Steve Martin* <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
<mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>> wrote:
So basically, the spammer's script failed to "generate" a URL from
the "code" containing %LOGWITHID, etc. and send you the raw template
instead.
Your browser played too smart and figured out a place to go from that.
Safari just complains that it is an invalid address.
On Aug 10, 2005, at 12:21 PM, Matt Kettler wrote:
>> http://{%LOGWITHID:{%ROTF:E:\EveryDayDomain\all01.txt%}?{%RND:^<m8>
>> %}={%ROT
>> F:E:\EveryDayDomain\CompanyTest\pharrotates.txt%}%}
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