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Re:Damnit by Master+Bait · 2005-02-05 08:09 · Score: 1 · on 13 New Windows Security Vunerabilities

Unauthorized computer access was made a felony in the late 90s. Unauthorized computer access was also labeled 'terrorism' by the so-called Patriot Act. But these unauthorized accesses are defacto protected by the current federal govt. because they are commercial(tm) and are not prosecuted like a lone pimply cracker defacing a commercial(tm) website would be.

It is said that the creators of the Sobe and workalike viruses also created this commercial(tm) and openly available bulk-email package which anyone can use to send their commercial(tm) spam through infected, cracked computers. Send-safe.com sells their spamware via unregulated, greedy Visa and MasterCard networks, and is hosted openly in uunet/MCI/Worldcom netspace.

A large bank of PCs running send-safe for a non-commercial(tm) (terrorist) purpose could bring the internet to its knees.

Re:Damnit by Master+Bait · 2005-02-05 08:09 · Score: 1 · on 13 New Windows Security Vunerabilities

Unauthorized computer access was made a felony in the late 90s. Unauthorized computer access was also labeled 'terrorism' by the so-called Patriot Act. But these unauthorized accesses are defacto protected by the current federal govt. because they are commercial(tm) and are not prosecuted like a lone pimply cracker defacing a commercial(tm) website would be.

It is said that the creators of the Sobe and workalike viruses also created this commercial(tm) and openly available bulk-email package which anyone can use to send their commercial(tm) spam through infected, cracked computers. Send-safe.com sells their spamware via unregulated, greedy Visa and MasterCard networks, and is hosted openly in uunet/MCI/Worldcom netspace.

A large bank of PCs running send-safe for a non-commercial(tm) (terrorist) purpose could bring the internet to its knees.

Re:Just... by Anonymous Coward · 2004-11-01 21:21 · Score: 0 · on So, Who Wrote Sobig?

By the way, maybe we should give the distributors of the Send-Safe software a call. They are, after all, very proud of their spam-sending software that rapes other peoples' computers. I'm sure they'd be happy to answer questions.

Contact info and U.S. phone numbers here:

http://www.send-safe.com/contact.php

Avast, slashbots! by naitro · 2004-11-01 04:25 · Score: 5, Interesting · on So, Who Wrote Sobig?

Let's all go visit the guy. Even if he didn't write Sobig, he's still developing software for spammers.

Re:Fscking God! by griblik · 2004-06-22 00:59 · Score: 1 · on Confession For Two: A Spammer Spills it All

Heh, they've noticed your link - it redirects back to yro.slashdot.org :)

For those of you who might still want to go have a look at these bastards, and, I dunno, maybe refresh the page a couple of dozen times while you read their blurb, here's another link to those fuckers.

Enjoy :)

Re:Honey Pot Hunter?!?!? by violet16 · 2004-06-21 13:50 · Score: 2, Interesting · on Confession For Two: A Spammer Spills it All

Here's the actual link:

http://www.send-safe.com/honeypot-hunter.php

Or click.

Re:Fscking God! by Anonymous Coward · 2004-06-21 13:14 · Score: 0 · on Confession For Two: A Spammer Spills it All

Point of information: The biggest page I've seen so far is their on-line manual. From what I have seen of it (browser is still working on it), it is quite a pretty document, replete with plenty of helpful screenshots. They really should break it up into separate pages to cut down on the bandwidth ... for the sake of those users on dialup, I mean :-)

It is also interesting to see how the whole thing works. Scary stuff.

Re:Fscking God! by Anonymous Coward · 2004-06-21 12:54 · Score: 0 · on Confession For Two: A Spammer Spills it All

Please, there is no reason to advocate such drastic actions. But I did take up your suggestion to pay a visit.

I connected eventually, but their server is really slow, for some reason :-) I don't know how they can be running a high bandwidth operation like global spamming through there. Maybe it is throttled somehow until you sign up? According to the domain registry, it is located in Moscow, quite a few hops from where I am, so maybe it's just me.

There are lots of addresses and a phone number on their contact page.

The screenshots are interesting. Examples include sending through earthlink and comcast, and you can (optionally :-)) not send e-mail to addresses with certain strings, such as ".mil", ".gov", "spam", "abuse", "postmaster", etc. It also apparently recognizes blocks due to blacklists. They have a separate (shareware) program to check for honeypots, where they comment ""Honey pots" are fake proxies run by the people who are attempting to frame bulkers..." What a mentality. Yeah, I'd be really sympathetic to chronic burglars who complain "But I didn't steal anything" when arrested for entering an unlocked house.

Re:Fscking God! by Anonymous Coward · 2004-06-21 12:54 · Score: 0 · on Confession For Two: A Spammer Spills it All

Please, there is no reason to advocate such drastic actions. But I did take up your suggestion to pay a visit.

I connected eventually, but their server is really slow, for some reason :-) I don't know how they can be running a high bandwidth operation like global spamming through there. Maybe it is throttled somehow until you sign up? According to the domain registry, it is located in Moscow, quite a few hops from where I am, so maybe it's just me.

There are lots of addresses and a phone number on their contact page.

The screenshots are interesting. Examples include sending through earthlink and comcast, and you can (optionally :-)) not send e-mail to addresses with certain strings, such as ".mil", ".gov", "spam", "abuse", "postmaster", etc. It also apparently recognizes blocks due to blacklists. They have a separate (shareware) program to check for honeypots, where they comment ""Honey pots" are fake proxies run by the people who are attempting to frame bulkers..." What a mentality. Yeah, I'd be really sympathetic to chronic burglars who complain "But I didn't steal anything" when arrested for entering an unlocked house.

Email Addresses... by Anonymous Coward · 2004-06-21 12:51 · Score: 1, Interesting · on Confession For Two: A Spammer Spills it All