Spam Attacks? Here is my blacklist
I noticed that a lot of weblogs in the community are getting spammed today. I went through the same attack about a week ago (1200 spams in 24 hours). I use MT-Blacklist to protect against spam and it works pretty well.
So, in order to help everyone getting spammed today, I am publishing my weblog’s black list. If you are using MT Blacklist, you can add them to your system in the MT Blacklist admin.
This list will automatically be updated as I add new URLs to it. Also, it is possible that there are some false positives in the list. If so, just let me know about them, and I will check them out.
One note, the current version of MT Blacklist does not work with the latest version of Movable Type (2.66). A new version of MT Blacklist should be out soon that fixes the issues.
Mine:
http://www.jessewarden.com/blacklist.txt
JesterXL
19 Jan 04 at 9:50 pm
Spammed? My Blacklist Too
I have added some custom URL’s in my time, so following the lead of Mike Chambers, I’m linking to my blacklist as well. Lock and Load….
Jesse Warden dot Kizz-ohm - Multimedia Engineer & Flash Developer
19 Jan 04 at 10:20 pm
Spammed? My Blacklist Too
I have added some custom URL’s in my time, so following the lead of Mike Chambers, I’m linking to my blacklist as well. Lock and Load….
Jesse Warden dot Kizz-ohm - Multimedia Engineer & Flash Developer
19 Jan 04 at 10:20 pm
http://macrofun.pvpers.com/blacklist.txt
Scott Barnes
19 Jan 04 at 11:26 pm
Dear Mike (and Scott),
I noticed that Mario Klingermann’s site, quasimondo-dot-com (I was prevented from sending this comment in because I typed it literally!), is on your lists. This has to be a false positive! Mario is a sharp guy and he posts a lot of good info.
-jonathan
Jonathan Kaye
19 Jan 04 at 11:55 pm
Nice site!
(hee hee)
Christian
Christian Cantrell
19 Jan 04 at 11:57 pm
re : quasimondo
good catch. I removed it from the list.
mike chambers
mesh@macromedia.com
mike chambers
20 Jan 04 at 12:58 am
Mike, I noticed you have a lot of entries that could more easily be handled by a simple regex pattern (e.g., all the black foxes stuff). If you use a regex, you’re going to catch future spam as well as current spam.
I give an example of blocking subdomains here:
http://www.corfield.org/blog/past/2004_01.html#000269
Sean Corfield
20 Jan 04 at 1:31 am
p.s. my blacklist is here (with a bunch of subdomain regex blockers):
http://www.corfield.org/blacklist.txt
Sean Corfield
20 Jan 04 at 1:33 am
Sean,
Thanks. Yeah, it could be vastly simplified with regex. The URLs were added automatically though by MT Blacklist, so I don’t really spend too much time on it.
mike c
mike chambers
20 Jan 04 at 1:54 am
Hey! I’m also in some of the blacklists.
Maybe my blog is not too good, but…
Please, check it. The url is
design-nation-dot-net
Cesar Tardaguila
20 Jan 04 at 8:28 am
>design-nation-dot-net
good catch. I removed it from the list.
mike chambers
mesh@macromedia.com
mike chambers
20 Jan 04 at 1:07 pm
Mike:
I think that the
d d.i t
in your list should be handled with a regex patern.
If I try something like:
“and then I add + it…”
I’ll be banned.
aSH
20 Jan 04 at 1:57 pm
Thanks, Mike!
Cesar Tardaguila
20 Jan 04 at 5:30 pm
Yeeeahd, it’s csool
Numit
21 Feb 04 at 8:20 am
astalavistsa
Bter
25 Feb 04 at 6:01 am