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These reports show the spam / virus connection attempts to this sites mail host. The data is provided by the log output of the Mail::SpamCannibal tarpit daemon. For more information, download the complete package from CPAN.org For complete information, read the Document link on the home page of this web site. |
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Briefly:
SpamCannibal's TCP/IP tarpit stops spam by telling the spamming server to send very small packets. This is accomplished by reducing the transmission window to minimum size. The result is that the spam server attempts to send over and over - ideally bringing the spam server to a virtual halt for a long time or perhaps indefinitely. SpamCannibal blocks spam at the source and eliminates that network traffic to your site since the spam never leaves the originating server.
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To: Michael@BizSystems.comTo get the most recent list of sites using LaBrea::Tarpit, see:
Subject: LaBrea::Tarpit sitecontaining the exact URL of your report script - i.e.
http://www.foo.com/html_report.cgi
scans.bizsystems.net/other_sites.txt
or
www.bizsystems.net/downloads
The server said....
$error |; $rpt = \$report; } #elsif ( $upd && ! $sht ) { # new short report if update needed # $sht = \$short; # short_report($sht,$out); #} if ( $rpt ) { # if cache update needed $logo_text = ' ' unless $logo_text; ## MAKE STANDARD TOP AND BUTTON BAR $html = qq|
| | . $logo_text . qq| | SpamCannibal $buttext{$page} |
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| . make_buttons($look_n_feel,script_name,$page,\@_,$buttwidth) . q| | | . $$rpt . q| |
| | . make_buttons($look_n_feel,script_name,$page,\@buttons) . q| |