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The format of "unsubscribe" links has gotten more elaborate over the years. I used to write shell scripts using wget to unsubscribe vast numbers of randomly gen
by bediger4000 1y ago
The format of "unsubscribe" links has gotten more elaborate over the years. I used to write shell scripts using wget to unsubscribe vast numbers of randomly generated "email addresses". That's typically not reasonable to do these days because either the unsubscribe links are obviously broken or the format of the GET or POST is not clear.
- BobaFloutist 1y ago> I used to write shell scripts using wget to unsubscribe vast numbers of randomly generated "email addresses". ...why?
- bediger4000 1y agoTo see if I could overload some dickhead spammer's system. To send a message. To make a bad person's day worse. To inject crap into the CSV the spammer would inevitably try to sell to other spammers. Oh, lots of reasons.