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I can't, but I've seen it, and have a pet theory that it's encrypted communication. You can't identify the recipient. There may be some communication network ru
by thatjoeoverthr 4y ago
I can't, but I've seen it, and have a pet theory that it's encrypted communication. You can't identify the recipient. There may be some communication network running on blogs with weak spam protection.
- chalion 4y agoDefinitely. Each comment has 4 pieces of data - username, website, email and message body. I would assume the email is the actual username on the network and the website+ the username string are salt and signature that verifies the authenticity of the message. Short messages are probably links to other vulnerable blogs and the long ones contain actual payload. I'd guess a network like that is nefarious in nature.
- the-mitr 4y agofor that to happen, the comments have to be visible in public. but others can't see the comments, these comments are from the pending approval list from admin view