new 2010proxies

New 2010proxies

Scraping is the act of collecting e-mail addresses for a spam list by scanning publicly-posted websites, mail list archives, or usenet newsgroups.
Each new post has different hashed text.
Along with e-mail, rlogin/telnet, wais (gopher), and ftp, usenet news is one of the original applications to find a home on the internet in the days before the web.
Excessive Multi-Posting (EMP) is posting an article to dozens of newsgroups or more, one newsgroup per post.
Opt out is like getting subscribed to a new cd club every day, unannounced, then having to take the time to unsubscribe to every one so that you do not get billed for cds you did not order.
Spambot: A computer program that can visit websites and usenet news groups in the same manner that a human reader would, and can thereby collect what look like valid e-mail addresses for inclusion in a spam mailing list.
To cross-post is to send a single message to multiple newsgroups.
This is preferable to sending single copies of a message to each newsgroup for three reasons: First, by only sending a single copy, you reduce network resource consumption.
Second, most newsreaders allow users to view and discard a crossposted message with just one reading, even if they subsequently visit other newsgroups to which the message was posted.
Third, a followup reponse to the original article will be seen in all the relavent newsgroups, instead of just the one.
Vertical spam: Spam which consists of a large number of messages sent to a single newsgroup.

New 2010proxies