What you missed is that one of the links uses whitespace to obfuscate the real destination: 'http://www.earthlink.net{whitespace_removed_for_l ameness_filter}@curvet.co.kr/curvetdb/images/CVS/'
The spaces move the end of the URL past the end of most status lines.
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Try to support a family on $7/hr. That works out to $14,000/yr if you work the full 40hrs/week. Let's say that your take-home works out to $11,000/yr
Now for a little bit of real-world math:
Small Grungy Apartment: $6000/yr
Public Transit Pass: $1100/yr
That leaves you with a mere $3,900 for food, clothing, utilities etc...
As a father of two girls (4 1/2 months and 2 1/2 years) I can tell you that $325/month won't go very far.
There was something posted on the ISC a while back about this. I've been noticing similar attempts on a few of my systems with the same pattern.8
http://isc.incidents.org/diary.php?date=2004-07-2
What you missed is that one of the links uses whitespace to obfuscate the real destination: 'http://www.earthlink.net{whitespace_removed_for_l ameness_filter}@curvet.co.kr/curvetdb/images/CVS/'
The spaces move the end of the URL past the end of most status lines.
Perhaps someone should be investigating the bigger picture of what's going on here:
l in ux/story/0,10801,83452,00.html
http://www.computerworld.com/softwaretopics/os/