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If you don't take a peek at the content on the other side of the URL then your options are somewhat limited. If I were faced with this problem I would probably
by evgen 18y ago
If you don't take a peek at the content on the other side of the URL then your options are somewhat limited. If I were faced with this problem I would probably start by doing broad "spam site" classification based on the domain name (which would probably eventually involve things like doing DNS/whois lookups and weighting by registrar.) Once you have likely targets you can silently blackhole the known spam sites and maybe create a "this might be spam, press the button to continue at your own risk" landing page for sites in the classification grey zone.