Last update: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 2:15 PM
Hello Barry, At 04:04 08.03.2003 +0000, you wrote: ------------------------- >Stefan, > >If you forward (not cut/paste) all of the spams to me (not the list), I >am > 90% sure I can give you solid information on the origin of them. I am not so much interested to know where it comes from - since this does not help much. The owner of that domain is easily found in whois for duongquanganh.com: Quang Anh, Duong duongquanganh@hehe.com 32 Hang Be Ha noi, 773300 Vietnam 0913519971 I am mainly interested in knowing where they get the eMail addresses from. I am using since many years only redirected addresses, e.g. my mail address above, not the eMail address of my POP3 box with my ISP. Yet, most of the Vietnamese spam mail comes directly to my POP3 box. Means: Either they use an address list, which is very old, or they get the addresses directly from the ISP .... BTW: the implementation was that stupid (e.g. several "test mails" to the whole list), that I suspect, that the guy did not download the mailing SW by himself, but got it from somebody. Now, the sender says "webmaster@vol.vnn.vn". If the guy would really know how to configure the SW, he would never put in that address. Means: I suspect, that he got at least the SW (if not the whole eMail list) from somebody in "vol.vnn.vn" (which is VASC, a Vietnamese company, closely affiliated with my ISP). We tried another time to ask the owner of a company which was sending spam around, and he said, that "a friend of him" was doing all this eMail stuff. He would however not name that "friend". In order to stop this via the police would cost some money. The easier way to do it, is to find the "culprit(s)" by ourselves, and to take action ... Stefan
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