Comments on: SPEWS blacklists UK users http://www.p2pnet.net/story/4795 p2pnet.net - reader powered Wed, 01 Feb 2012 15:11:09 -0300 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Reader's Write http://www.p2pnet.net/story/4795/comment-page-1#comment-13356 Reader's Write Tue, 10 May 2005 23:32:54 +0000 #comment-13356 Let the ISP complain all it wants. Maybe if British Telewest customers cannot send out email, Telewest will instutute default email port blocking to all servers except their own. This would be a much easier solution to implment rather than tracking down each user whose computer is infected by malware. I also take a different approach. For spamvertised websites hosted in China, I link them to outlawed organizations. I have put up several links to Falun Gong on a domain that has been spammed. I then ask widely about Falun Gong information on the spamvertised websites, and I complain via email about my favorite "Falun Gong" website being replaced by a dodgy site selling .... My theory is if the Chinese government continues to refuse to police spamvertised sites, then they need a new motivation. In the meantime, maybe the actual Falun Gong movement might catch a break for a while. Other methods for spam fighting include http://www.plaza1.net/SpamFryer.jar and http://www.plaza1.net/spammerslammer.cgi I have declared WAR on spammers and their clients. If I could get away with it, I would hunt them down and kill them like the vermin they are. Unfortunately, due to the public's lack of ethusiasm, I am fighting this battle with only a few allies. I just wish that more people would use the tools I provided (or any attack tool for that matter). Spam will not stop untill we start punching back rather than holding our arms in front of our bodies. A good offense is the best defense. Let the ISP complain all it wants. Maybe if British Telewest customers cannot send out email, Telewest will instutute default email port blocking to all servers except their own. This would be a much easier solution to implment rather than tracking down each user whose computer is infected by malware.

I also take a different approach. For spamvertised websites hosted in China, I link them to outlawed organizations. I have put up several links to Falun Gong on a domain that has been spammed. I then ask widely about Falun Gong information on the spamvertised websites, and I complain via email about my favorite “Falun Gong” website being replaced by a dodgy site selling ….

My theory is if the Chinese government continues to refuse to police spamvertised sites, then they need a new motivation. In the meantime, maybe the actual Falun Gong movement might catch a break for a while. Other methods for spam fighting include http://www.plaza1.net/SpamFryer.jar and http://www.plaza1.net/spammerslammer.cgi

I have declared WAR on spammers and their clients. If I could get away with it, I would hunt them down and kill them like the vermin they are. Unfortunately, due to the public’s lack of ethusiasm, I am fighting this battle with only a few allies. I just wish that more people would use the tools I provided (or any attack tool for that matter). Spam will not stop untill we start punching back rather than holding our arms in front of our bodies. A good offense is the best defense.

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