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Story: Black Frog hops into spam battle
>Blue Frog software, which automatically sent replies back to mass emails<
Actually, they attacked the landing page, usually the order form, filling in each line with the "opt-out text." Of course, on submit, the form - absent a valid credit card - would error out. Thus, it was a pretext for launching a DDoS.
My problems with Blue Frog were primarily based on the notion that fighting abuse with abuse is a very bad idea.
( http://tqmcube.com/abusive.php ) I also found that Blue Security was disingenuous. An analysis of some of the numbers is here: http://tqmcube.com/bluefrog.php
My problem with Okopipi is that it lacks proof of concept. Nobody really knows if Blue Frog was effective. There is a general acceptance that it must have been effective to have engendered a DDoS attack. That "logic" is spectacularly flawed.
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Story: Black Frog hops into spam battle
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Gee, great article.... No Url, No Web site. Nothin... Anonymous -
How about a link nextime? Anonymous -
Here it is: http://wiki.okopipi.org/wiki/Main_Pag... Anonymous -
So this all boils down to a question: Will such a... John Hummel -
Hi guys,
Sorry for not adding that link to the Oko... Graeme Wearden -
"Richi Jennings, an analyst at security research c... Anonymous -
Best of luck to the avenging amphibians. Anonymous -
Opt-Out messages being called a form of DDOS regar... Anonymous -
What a sloppily researched article.
1. The Blue F... Anonymous -
>Blue Frog software, which automatically sent repl... David Cary Hart -
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