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Old August 10th, 2007, 03:41 PM
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Question What is 74.124.192.3

I have blocked 74.124.192.3 because it racks up more accesses in my server log than almost any other. Am I wrong to regard with suspicion that string of random characters at the end of the log entry? The garbage string changes with each access.

74.124.192.3 - - [09/Aug/2007:22:20:56 -0500] "GET http://<webpage>.htm HTTP/1.0" 403 - "-" "foqrpsejcbfdgrkusreqjtcgkeo"

The visits have been going on for weeks from the same IP. Anyone able to tell me what's up with it?

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Old August 10th, 2007, 04:41 PM
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a spam harvester you can find more info here

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Old August 11th, 2007, 12:54 AM
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Thumbs up Many thanks.

Arrrgh! I was more than right to be suspicious. I've gladly joined the project.

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Old August 14th, 2007, 12:32 AM
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it's a silly ip, just ip ban it via your Control Panel interface.

btw, look that ip up in google, and seo chat comes first....rofl

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Thats a spam site IP.

Ban it before you find that there are 1000's of mails going out from your server and your admin banning you

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Ban it before you find that there are 1000's of mails going out from your server and your admin banning you


The server my websites are on have had the same issue for weeks now... all I can say is it's not in my site logs. I just wish my hosting provider would kick them already...

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Exclamation 148.223.53.182 now harvesting too

A greedy harvester using the same random string is now coming from
148.223.53.182
but that isn't in the project honeypot listings

[QUOTE=knonymouse]I have blocked 74.124.192.3 because it racks up more accesses in my server log than almost any other. Am I wrong to regard with suspicion that string of random characters at the end of the log entry? The garbage string changes with each access.

74.124.192.3 - - [09/Aug/2007:22:20:56 -0500] "GET http://<webpage>.htm HTTP/1.0" 403 - "-" "foqrpsejcbfdgrkusreqjtcgkeo"

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the solution to these types of pests are to utilze a regex rewrite for random character UA's.

Proving regex examples in these type forums only offer such harvesters solutions to make their random charcters more effective.

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what type of content do you have on your site ?

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what type of content do you have on your site ?


You've not quoted anybody in your reply?
Who is your inquiry addressed to?

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