On The Trail Of Super-Zonda

Dynamoo writes "BBC Radio 4 has been on the trail of the notorious Super-Zonda spammers and crackers, according to this article. Super-Zonda's trick is to find insecure hosts and pressgang them into webservers for mail order brides, viagra and other spam favorites. In this case a server is traced back to a hacked machine at a major international airline. The BBC investigate some of the people allegedly behind the spam in an investigation starting on the Spamhaus houseboat in London and ending in the Netherlands via Moscow. The BBC point the finger at Martijn Bevelander of MegaProvider as being not the innocent party he seems. The BBC provide some evidence to back this up, and are not known for rash accusations."

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Re:rash accusations

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Yeah, it's a real bummer when you get caught bulldozing down the homes of women and children without any prior notice whilst the occupants are in there sleeping.

Israel's guilty of just as many human rights violations as Saddam Hussein's regime was in Iraq. But whereas Hussein used chemical weapons supplied by the US and others to kill Kurds, Israel uses to tanks, planes and gunships supplied by the US to kill Palistineans. Big difference.

This isn't flamebait, this is fact. But, as ever, some people with mod points will mod this down as it doesn't fit in with their personal cosy, rose-tinted view of the world.