Domain: localhost.localdomain
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Comments · 6
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Darn it...
Now that it's all over
/. I can't sell it on E-Bay anymore!
Anyway, I heard of this shady bidding site http://localhost.localdomain/ ...3T meteorite, bids starting at $100... -
And how long will this last...I doubt this will last for a very long time. Does pdf2txt obey this? Does convert (ImageMagick) obey this? If not,
convert tracked.pdf tracked.png &&gqview pdf
will solve any tracking.If the content is unencrypted, and inside the file, then anyone can read it if they want. PDF is a documented format, where you can read the specification, and simply make a reader that discards the tracking. Or simply add a line in
/etc/hosts redirecting the tracker to 127.0.0.1.The point about web is that it is easy to track because (most) people download pages from the server, and don't email the html-source to each other. They mail links. With PDF's, they mail the pdf.
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Re:scribled not writes
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Re:Poison? How about crasher?
The speed of poisoning depends on what poison you use...
I tend to think a spammer with an address database containing root@localhost, postmaster@localhost, abuse@localhost, root@localhost.localdomain, , abuse@localhost.localdomain, root@[127.0.0.1], postmaster@[127.0.0.1], abuse@[127.0.0.1], and uce@ftc.gov wouldn't have too much fun before being kicked by his ISP.
Unfortunately, many spambots are probably intelligent enough to filter out the common variants of these... -
Re:Poison? How about crasher?
The speed of poisoning depends on what poison you use...
I tend to think a spammer with an address database containing root@localhost, postmaster@localhost, abuse@localhost, root@localhost.localdomain, , abuse@localhost.localdomain, root@[127.0.0.1], postmaster@[127.0.0.1], abuse@[127.0.0.1], and uce@ftc.gov wouldn't have too much fun before being kicked by his ISP.
Unfortunately, many spambots are probably intelligent enough to filter out the common variants of these...