Think this is not bad enough, they were scammers, theft of service, and liars. I lived not 4 blocks from their published “suite” which may have actually been a front in the Oakwood apartments.

The theft of service was them sending data through my computer to other sites. I was on a dial up to edu site which they would probe for open ports, find them, send data through that port and out another to other addresses. This got it off their computer and made me responsible for delivery though didn’t know this at first. I would see activity which included lots of hard drive in and out when there should be none. I installed a trap which would display in real time who and what activity when online and caught them red handed. When confronted in email and in voice with someone who identified himself as the director (heavy British) they completelely denied everything yet the data continued to flow through my computer. I saved enough to fill up 7, 1.44mb floppy disks, advised them I had an appointment with the FBI White Collar Squad on Wilsher Blvd and delivered same to the FBI. FBI made copies and I still have the originals plus backup tapes, within 2 days they were gone, the spams stopped.

Self appointed pompous jerks is how I best would describe them, one time some high school kid answered the phone indicating he was the webmaster.

I wouldn’t trust IANA to take out my garbage and everytime I see them making proposals to the FCC that are not in the public interest I would oppose them. That’s my 2¢.

You need to read some theory on TCP/IP, I believe…

I am not surprised. Yahoo is not the only one. The IANA Organization is another one.

Have you ever tried to send abuse information to the IANA Organization? I have tried to notify them when their “reserved IPs” were the root IPs for some SPAMs I had received. Their email for reporting abuse issues is invalid and the phone number listed isn’t any good either. It is almost like they are now Ghosts and hiding from the public.

The only email that worked was to the webmaster and he didn’t care.

The link http://www.rojisan.com/spam/archives/2005/04/referrer_spam_timur_tasbulatov_emediaomnicom_gayethniclistcom.html seems to be broken.

Another thing I’ve noticed about Yahoo is their unwillingness to stop spam–search for “pink contract” in any search engine. You’ll get the shock of your life when you see what spammers and ISP’s are doing together.

Security Update: All Bad Behavior users should update to 1.0-rc3 immediately to prevent malicious attacks on your database.
I’ll skip the usual mumbo jumbo and skip right to the important parts:
Fixed in this release:

A security issue has be…