Re: Blue Frog calls it quits?

Vanguard wrote:
> 
> 
> Amazing how many BS users bought into the scheme to have their hosts
> running as zombies in a DDOS attack.  Most users expend effort using
> anti-virus and anti-malware products to prevent their hosts from
> becoming zombie slave hosts.

How would you prefer to tackle the problem that Blue Frog took on?  What
strategy would you suggest?  SpamCop uses reporting for the benefit of
blocklist users, so that's a client-side answer.  The previous thread
discussed the unwillingness of major ISP's to tackle the problem by
black-holing other major ISP's and NIC's whose executives have chosen to
take the spammers' money and forget about the Net.  We haven't even
gotten into the implications of U-CAN-SPAM and its (Stateside)
redefinition of spam by the Direct Marketing Association, with the
rentable help of a sleazy Louisiana congressman.  Your turn.

Just curious,
Michael