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Old 13-09-2005, 09:25   #7
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Re: Somebody spamming our website's enquiry forms?

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Originally Posted by McGraw
On our work recruitment website there are two enquiry forms. One is for clients looking for staff and the other is for candidates looking for work.

Recently, the e-mail adress that picks up these enquiries is getting bombarded with pointless e-mails. They are just a random series of letters in front of our domain name. This then appears on every line of the enquiry form.

We are getting lots of e-mails like this and it's quite annoying.

The IP address shows up with every e-mail and it's the same every time.

When you insert the IP into a browser, it comes up with a Lotus Domino development page.

Any clues?

Thanks a lot.
Same thing is happening to us, it's someone basically checking for a PHP vulnerability in your forms, however, it happens with formmail too which is Perl not PHP, one of the CC email addresses should be an AOL account, do a search on that account on Google and it'll show you loads of stuff on it.
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