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Rise of the Spam Zombies
Kevin Poulsen, SecurityFocus 2003-04-25

Pressed by increasingly effective anti-spam efforts, senders of unsolicited commercial e-mail are resorting to outright criminality in their efforts to conceal the source of their ill-sent missives, using Trojan horses to turn the computers of innocent netizens into secret spam zombies.

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Rise of the Spam Zombies 2003-04-26
minas-beede
Beautiful. To decieve the spammer just send him a similar message with your IP and your port number. Set up first to receive the email on the specified port and then .............................

nothing. Don't deliver it, that's for sure.

Caution: You may injure yourself ROFL if large quantitites of spam are sent.

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