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Message-ID: <a7b5d3f60606030211mae7b76qa3a1f0f8645896be@mail.gmail.com>
Date: Sat Jun  3 10:11:26 2006
From: anilgulecha at gmail.com (Anil Gulecha)
Subject: full disclosure archive mail-scanning bot

Joined this list recently, and was browsing the archives online. Was
wondering that someone not really interested could easily download the
compressed archives and use a script to read through and gather email IDs.
Simple searching for *_at_*.* (this method is used for displaying IDs at the
beginning of the page in the web interface) would do the trick I think.

Dont have any suggestions on how to stop it though. Only idea is a google
groups like capcha, but that would be a little hard to implement. Thoughts?

Anil
I'd like to change the world, but the code isnt open.
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