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Any suggestions on how to combat this? We can't ban POST transactions because our site has a lot of CGI scripts (none of them mail-related). I guess that we could ban specific POST requests at the firewall level. Anyone have other ideas? John On Fri, 16 Jul 2004 12:58:33 -0500, Hall, Philip <phall@xxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > > Has anyone else noticed a sudden increase in the number of > > unsuccessful POST instructions in their web logs lately? All appear > > to be attempts to access a web interface of a mail server. > > > > Ours have gone up tremendously in the past 5 days. Here's a sample > > "attack": > > > > It's spammers looking for an alternative to an open/relay SMTP server. They, > the spammers, use these web based contact forms - usually found in common > website template code - as a method to relay spam. > > --phil
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