Spammers' Upend DNS
Saint Aardvark writes "eWeek reports on the latest trick of spammers: getting around DNS-based lookups. By registering a domain *after* the spam goes out advertising it, they can get around blacklists. However, that causes all sorts of problems for ISPs and anti-spam services. Paul Judge, CTO at Ciphertrust, says "Even in large enterprises, it's becoming very common to see a large spam load cripple the DNS infrastructure.""
Until they pass a law that makes it completely legal to kill spammers, the spam problem will not go away.
I'm a big tall mofo.
Thank goodness we can now register domains and have them active within 30 minutes!
Oh look, my foot's bleeding. Someone must have shot it.
cyn, free software and *nix operating systems enthusiast.
So is the title refering to an "upend DNS" that belongs to spammers? If so, can someone explain what an "upend DNS" is?
I hate this new trend! I have to wait until morning until I can order my v!@gra!!!
What happened to the good old days, when I could order B0n3r Juic3 as soon as I got my mail!
Yes, I know exactly what spammers do. That's my job
Helpful suggestion: work on the phrasing a little bit, there, when you update your resume.
A fax machine.
I don't need no instructions to know how to rock!!!!
Only one way... by disecting its brain! Enough chitchat, restrain the specimen
[/Prof. H. Farnsworth]
If construction was anything like programming, an incorrectly fitted lock would bring down the entire building...
> "a virii"
What's the plural of that?
(viri, virii, viriii, viriv, virv, virvi, virvii, virviii, virix, virx)
Oh you've got it all wrong, "luser" is just another word for "local user", not "loser".
You see, admins don't want to waste precious typing time so they just type "luser" instead.
... the slashdot editors'!
I am no longer wasting my time with slashdot