If this is Gigatroll, I'm nominating him for Golden Killfile (was Re: rec.antiques.radio+phono scheduled for sporge flood)
08-12-2007, 06:34 AM
#11
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Posts: n/a
Re: If this is Gigatroll, I'm nominating him for Golden Killfile
Pinku-Sensei wrote:
> Steven <thisjukeboxplays33rpm@yahoo.com> wrote in
> news:1186631102.759344.49000@g12g2000prg.googlegro ups.com:
>
>> On Aug 8, 7:21 pm, supernews@rec.antiques.radio+phono wrote:
>>> Sporge flooding of rec.antiques.radio+phono will commence in a few
>>> hours.
>>>
>>> This will render rec.antiques.radio+phono useless. For an example,
>>> see Sci.Crypt.
>>>
>>> Supernews filters out this sporgery spam. Get a better Usenet
>>> experience. Sign up for our risk-free trial today!
>>>
>>> https://www.supernews.com/signup
>>>
>>> --
>>> We insert the unchanged organization.
>> If you know this melvin, don't give him beer and ---.
>
> This is one of nearly a thousand substantially identical messages sent
> to nearly a thousand newsgroups so far. All of them have followups to
> sci.crypt. Notice that the link below takes one to the 100th page of
> results, where the list of nearly identical messages finally ends..
>
> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2n4ucv
>
> While we (tinw) all know a particularly obnoxious sporger
> (Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp) and there are some things about these posts that
> look like his style, such as forged approvals for moderated groups, the
> targeting of a specific service (in this case Supernews), and the use of
> a different nonsense sentence for both the .sig and Organization header
> for each message, which one would get from NewsAgent, the general
> pattern doesn't look like him. Instead, it reminds me of Gigatroll, who
> would send customized articles to hundreds of groups, each crossposted
> to a single target group in addition to the group for which it was
> customized.
>
> While this current crop of posts is more repetitive in its content yet
> more sophisticated in its generation, it shares some key similarities to
> previous Gigatroll floods, in particular the customization for the
> target ostensible group, the inclusion of a real target group (in this
> case, sci.crypt), and the flooding of hundreds of groups in a single
> day. None of these characterize the sporgeries of Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp.
> Therefore, I don't suspect "the usual suspect". Instead, I suspect
> Gigatroll. If so, then he deserves recognition for being the busiest
> (if prodigeously lame) troll on USENET. However, I'm willing to wait
> for other opinions before nominating the lamer. Any other hypotheses?
>
> BTW, the person who seems to have swallowed hardest on this troll is L.
> Bill ------ III of rec.autos.makers.jeep+******, who is currently on the
> AUK ballot for Kook of the Month and Goofy Azzed Babboon.
>
> Message-ID: <46ba9408$0$16364$88260bb3@free.teranews.com>
>
> I guess he's working on a nomination for the Allisat, too.
>
> Hi, Wild Bill! How's that hook in your lip feel?
So how long does an attack generally last?
Whoever it is, it's now hit on rec.arts.poems - us rappers need to track
down this sucker so we can take our revenge on it in the traditional
manner - chaining it to a chair and playing endless recorded loops of
mediocre "poems" at it until it draws its last breath.
I've got a list of "poems" recently posted to rap which could be
included on the tape. There may even be video performances ...
Rik, knee deep.
> Steven <thisjukeboxplays33rpm@yahoo.com> wrote in
> news:1186631102.759344.49000@g12g2000prg.googlegro ups.com:
>
>> On Aug 8, 7:21 pm, supernews@rec.antiques.radio+phono wrote:
>>> Sporge flooding of rec.antiques.radio+phono will commence in a few
>>> hours.
>>>
>>> This will render rec.antiques.radio+phono useless. For an example,
>>> see Sci.Crypt.
>>>
>>> Supernews filters out this sporgery spam. Get a better Usenet
>>> experience. Sign up for our risk-free trial today!
>>>
>>> https://www.supernews.com/signup
>>>
>>> --
>>> We insert the unchanged organization.
>> If you know this melvin, don't give him beer and ---.
>
> This is one of nearly a thousand substantially identical messages sent
> to nearly a thousand newsgroups so far. All of them have followups to
> sci.crypt. Notice that the link below takes one to the 100th page of
> results, where the list of nearly identical messages finally ends..
>
> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2n4ucv
>
> While we (tinw) all know a particularly obnoxious sporger
> (Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp) and there are some things about these posts that
> look like his style, such as forged approvals for moderated groups, the
> targeting of a specific service (in this case Supernews), and the use of
> a different nonsense sentence for both the .sig and Organization header
> for each message, which one would get from NewsAgent, the general
> pattern doesn't look like him. Instead, it reminds me of Gigatroll, who
> would send customized articles to hundreds of groups, each crossposted
> to a single target group in addition to the group for which it was
> customized.
>
> While this current crop of posts is more repetitive in its content yet
> more sophisticated in its generation, it shares some key similarities to
> previous Gigatroll floods, in particular the customization for the
> target ostensible group, the inclusion of a real target group (in this
> case, sci.crypt), and the flooding of hundreds of groups in a single
> day. None of these characterize the sporgeries of Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp.
> Therefore, I don't suspect "the usual suspect". Instead, I suspect
> Gigatroll. If so, then he deserves recognition for being the busiest
> (if prodigeously lame) troll on USENET. However, I'm willing to wait
> for other opinions before nominating the lamer. Any other hypotheses?
>
> BTW, the person who seems to have swallowed hardest on this troll is L.
> Bill ------ III of rec.autos.makers.jeep+******, who is currently on the
> AUK ballot for Kook of the Month and Goofy Azzed Babboon.
>
> Message-ID: <46ba9408$0$16364$88260bb3@free.teranews.com>
>
> I guess he's working on a nomination for the Allisat, too.
>
> Hi, Wild Bill! How's that hook in your lip feel?
So how long does an attack generally last?
Whoever it is, it's now hit on rec.arts.poems - us rappers need to track
down this sucker so we can take our revenge on it in the traditional
manner - chaining it to a chair and playing endless recorded loops of
mediocre "poems" at it until it draws its last breath.
I've got a list of "poems" recently posted to rap which could be
included on the tape. There may even be video performances ...
Rik, knee deep.
08-12-2007, 06:34 AM
#12
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Posts: n/a
Re: If this is Gigatroll, I'm nominating him for Golden Killfile
Pinku-Sensei wrote:
> Steven <thisjukeboxplays33rpm@yahoo.com> wrote in
> news:1186631102.759344.49000@g12g2000prg.googlegro ups.com:
>
>> On Aug 8, 7:21 pm, supernews@rec.antiques.radio+phono wrote:
>>> Sporge flooding of rec.antiques.radio+phono will commence in a few
>>> hours.
>>>
>>> This will render rec.antiques.radio+phono useless. For an example,
>>> see Sci.Crypt.
>>>
>>> Supernews filters out this sporgery spam. Get a better Usenet
>>> experience. Sign up for our risk-free trial today!
>>>
>>> https://www.supernews.com/signup
>>>
>>> --
>>> We insert the unchanged organization.
>> If you know this melvin, don't give him beer and ---.
>
> This is one of nearly a thousand substantially identical messages sent
> to nearly a thousand newsgroups so far. All of them have followups to
> sci.crypt. Notice that the link below takes one to the 100th page of
> results, where the list of nearly identical messages finally ends..
>
> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2n4ucv
>
> While we (tinw) all know a particularly obnoxious sporger
> (Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp) and there are some things about these posts that
> look like his style, such as forged approvals for moderated groups, the
> targeting of a specific service (in this case Supernews), and the use of
> a different nonsense sentence for both the .sig and Organization header
> for each message, which one would get from NewsAgent, the general
> pattern doesn't look like him. Instead, it reminds me of Gigatroll, who
> would send customized articles to hundreds of groups, each crossposted
> to a single target group in addition to the group for which it was
> customized.
>
> While this current crop of posts is more repetitive in its content yet
> more sophisticated in its generation, it shares some key similarities to
> previous Gigatroll floods, in particular the customization for the
> target ostensible group, the inclusion of a real target group (in this
> case, sci.crypt), and the flooding of hundreds of groups in a single
> day. None of these characterize the sporgeries of Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp.
> Therefore, I don't suspect "the usual suspect". Instead, I suspect
> Gigatroll. If so, then he deserves recognition for being the busiest
> (if prodigeously lame) troll on USENET. However, I'm willing to wait
> for other opinions before nominating the lamer. Any other hypotheses?
>
> BTW, the person who seems to have swallowed hardest on this troll is L.
> Bill ------ III of rec.autos.makers.jeep+******, who is currently on the
> AUK ballot for Kook of the Month and Goofy Azzed Babboon.
>
> Message-ID: <46ba9408$0$16364$88260bb3@free.teranews.com>
>
> I guess he's working on a nomination for the Allisat, too.
>
> Hi, Wild Bill! How's that hook in your lip feel?
So how long does an attack generally last?
Whoever it is, it's now hit on rec.arts.poems - us rappers need to track
down this sucker so we can take our revenge on it in the traditional
manner - chaining it to a chair and playing endless recorded loops of
mediocre "poems" at it until it draws its last breath.
I've got a list of "poems" recently posted to rap which could be
included on the tape. There may even be video performances ...
Rik, knee deep.
> Steven <thisjukeboxplays33rpm@yahoo.com> wrote in
> news:1186631102.759344.49000@g12g2000prg.googlegro ups.com:
>
>> On Aug 8, 7:21 pm, supernews@rec.antiques.radio+phono wrote:
>>> Sporge flooding of rec.antiques.radio+phono will commence in a few
>>> hours.
>>>
>>> This will render rec.antiques.radio+phono useless. For an example,
>>> see Sci.Crypt.
>>>
>>> Supernews filters out this sporgery spam. Get a better Usenet
>>> experience. Sign up for our risk-free trial today!
>>>
>>> https://www.supernews.com/signup
>>>
>>> --
>>> We insert the unchanged organization.
>> If you know this melvin, don't give him beer and ---.
>
> This is one of nearly a thousand substantially identical messages sent
> to nearly a thousand newsgroups so far. All of them have followups to
> sci.crypt. Notice that the link below takes one to the 100th page of
> results, where the list of nearly identical messages finally ends..
>
> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2n4ucv
>
> While we (tinw) all know a particularly obnoxious sporger
> (Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp) and there are some things about these posts that
> look like his style, such as forged approvals for moderated groups, the
> targeting of a specific service (in this case Supernews), and the use of
> a different nonsense sentence for both the .sig and Organization header
> for each message, which one would get from NewsAgent, the general
> pattern doesn't look like him. Instead, it reminds me of Gigatroll, who
> would send customized articles to hundreds of groups, each crossposted
> to a single target group in addition to the group for which it was
> customized.
>
> While this current crop of posts is more repetitive in its content yet
> more sophisticated in its generation, it shares some key similarities to
> previous Gigatroll floods, in particular the customization for the
> target ostensible group, the inclusion of a real target group (in this
> case, sci.crypt), and the flooding of hundreds of groups in a single
> day. None of these characterize the sporgeries of Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp.
> Therefore, I don't suspect "the usual suspect". Instead, I suspect
> Gigatroll. If so, then he deserves recognition for being the busiest
> (if prodigeously lame) troll on USENET. However, I'm willing to wait
> for other opinions before nominating the lamer. Any other hypotheses?
>
> BTW, the person who seems to have swallowed hardest on this troll is L.
> Bill ------ III of rec.autos.makers.jeep+******, who is currently on the
> AUK ballot for Kook of the Month and Goofy Azzed Babboon.
>
> Message-ID: <46ba9408$0$16364$88260bb3@free.teranews.com>
>
> I guess he's working on a nomination for the Allisat, too.
>
> Hi, Wild Bill! How's that hook in your lip feel?
So how long does an attack generally last?
Whoever it is, it's now hit on rec.arts.poems - us rappers need to track
down this sucker so we can take our revenge on it in the traditional
manner - chaining it to a chair and playing endless recorded loops of
mediocre "poems" at it until it draws its last breath.
I've got a list of "poems" recently posted to rap which could be
included on the tape. There may even be video performances ...
Rik, knee deep.
08-12-2007, 06:34 AM
#13
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Posts: n/a
Re: If this is Gigatroll, I'm nominating him for Golden Killfile
Pinku-Sensei wrote:
> Steven <thisjukeboxplays33rpm@yahoo.com> wrote in
> news:1186631102.759344.49000@g12g2000prg.googlegro ups.com:
>
>> On Aug 8, 7:21 pm, supernews@rec.antiques.radio+phono wrote:
>>> Sporge flooding of rec.antiques.radio+phono will commence in a few
>>> hours.
>>>
>>> This will render rec.antiques.radio+phono useless. For an example,
>>> see Sci.Crypt.
>>>
>>> Supernews filters out this sporgery spam. Get a better Usenet
>>> experience. Sign up for our risk-free trial today!
>>>
>>> https://www.supernews.com/signup
>>>
>>> --
>>> We insert the unchanged organization.
>> If you know this melvin, don't give him beer and ---.
>
> This is one of nearly a thousand substantially identical messages sent
> to nearly a thousand newsgroups so far. All of them have followups to
> sci.crypt. Notice that the link below takes one to the 100th page of
> results, where the list of nearly identical messages finally ends..
>
> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2n4ucv
>
> While we (tinw) all know a particularly obnoxious sporger
> (Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp) and there are some things about these posts that
> look like his style, such as forged approvals for moderated groups, the
> targeting of a specific service (in this case Supernews), and the use of
> a different nonsense sentence for both the .sig and Organization header
> for each message, which one would get from NewsAgent, the general
> pattern doesn't look like him. Instead, it reminds me of Gigatroll, who
> would send customized articles to hundreds of groups, each crossposted
> to a single target group in addition to the group for which it was
> customized.
>
> While this current crop of posts is more repetitive in its content yet
> more sophisticated in its generation, it shares some key similarities to
> previous Gigatroll floods, in particular the customization for the
> target ostensible group, the inclusion of a real target group (in this
> case, sci.crypt), and the flooding of hundreds of groups in a single
> day. None of these characterize the sporgeries of Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp.
> Therefore, I don't suspect "the usual suspect". Instead, I suspect
> Gigatroll. If so, then he deserves recognition for being the busiest
> (if prodigeously lame) troll on USENET. However, I'm willing to wait
> for other opinions before nominating the lamer. Any other hypotheses?
>
> BTW, the person who seems to have swallowed hardest on this troll is L.
> Bill ------ III of rec.autos.makers.jeep+******, who is currently on the
> AUK ballot for Kook of the Month and Goofy Azzed Babboon.
>
> Message-ID: <46ba9408$0$16364$88260bb3@free.teranews.com>
>
> I guess he's working on a nomination for the Allisat, too.
>
> Hi, Wild Bill! How's that hook in your lip feel?
So how long does an attack generally last?
Whoever it is, it's now hit on rec.arts.poems - us rappers need to track
down this sucker so we can take our revenge on it in the traditional
manner - chaining it to a chair and playing endless recorded loops of
mediocre "poems" at it until it draws its last breath.
I've got a list of "poems" recently posted to rap which could be
included on the tape. There may even be video performances ...
Rik, knee deep.
> Steven <thisjukeboxplays33rpm@yahoo.com> wrote in
> news:1186631102.759344.49000@g12g2000prg.googlegro ups.com:
>
>> On Aug 8, 7:21 pm, supernews@rec.antiques.radio+phono wrote:
>>> Sporge flooding of rec.antiques.radio+phono will commence in a few
>>> hours.
>>>
>>> This will render rec.antiques.radio+phono useless. For an example,
>>> see Sci.Crypt.
>>>
>>> Supernews filters out this sporgery spam. Get a better Usenet
>>> experience. Sign up for our risk-free trial today!
>>>
>>> https://www.supernews.com/signup
>>>
>>> --
>>> We insert the unchanged organization.
>> If you know this melvin, don't give him beer and ---.
>
> This is one of nearly a thousand substantially identical messages sent
> to nearly a thousand newsgroups so far. All of them have followups to
> sci.crypt. Notice that the link below takes one to the 100th page of
> results, where the list of nearly identical messages finally ends..
>
> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2n4ucv
>
> While we (tinw) all know a particularly obnoxious sporger
> (Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp) and there are some things about these posts that
> look like his style, such as forged approvals for moderated groups, the
> targeting of a specific service (in this case Supernews), and the use of
> a different nonsense sentence for both the .sig and Organization header
> for each message, which one would get from NewsAgent, the general
> pattern doesn't look like him. Instead, it reminds me of Gigatroll, who
> would send customized articles to hundreds of groups, each crossposted
> to a single target group in addition to the group for which it was
> customized.
>
> While this current crop of posts is more repetitive in its content yet
> more sophisticated in its generation, it shares some key similarities to
> previous Gigatroll floods, in particular the customization for the
> target ostensible group, the inclusion of a real target group (in this
> case, sci.crypt), and the flooding of hundreds of groups in a single
> day. None of these characterize the sporgeries of Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp.
> Therefore, I don't suspect "the usual suspect". Instead, I suspect
> Gigatroll. If so, then he deserves recognition for being the busiest
> (if prodigeously lame) troll on USENET. However, I'm willing to wait
> for other opinions before nominating the lamer. Any other hypotheses?
>
> BTW, the person who seems to have swallowed hardest on this troll is L.
> Bill ------ III of rec.autos.makers.jeep+******, who is currently on the
> AUK ballot for Kook of the Month and Goofy Azzed Babboon.
>
> Message-ID: <46ba9408$0$16364$88260bb3@free.teranews.com>
>
> I guess he's working on a nomination for the Allisat, too.
>
> Hi, Wild Bill! How's that hook in your lip feel?
So how long does an attack generally last?
Whoever it is, it's now hit on rec.arts.poems - us rappers need to track
down this sucker so we can take our revenge on it in the traditional
manner - chaining it to a chair and playing endless recorded loops of
mediocre "poems" at it until it draws its last breath.
I've got a list of "poems" recently posted to rap which could be
included on the tape. There may even be video performances ...
Rik, knee deep.
08-12-2007, 04:36 PM
#14
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: If this is Gigatroll, I'm nominating him for Golden Killfile (was Re: rec.antiques.radio+phono scheduled for sporge flood)
Rik <rik@kalieda.org> wrote in
news:1nBvi.1720$L85.314@fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
> Pinku-Sensei wrote:
>> Steven <thisjukeboxplays33rpm@yahoo.com> wrote in
>> news:1186631102.759344.49000@g12g2000prg.googlegro ups.com:
>>
>>> On Aug 8, 7:21 pm, supernews@rec.antiques.radio+phono wrote:
>>>> Sporge flooding of rec.antiques.radio+phono will commence in a few
>>>> hours.
>>>>
>>>> This will render rec.antiques.radio+phono useless. For an example,
>>>> see Sci.Crypt.
>>>>
>>>> Supernews filters out this sporgery spam. Get a better Usenet
>>>> experience. Sign up for our risk-free trial today!
>>>>
>>>> https://www.supernews.com/signup
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> We insert the unchanged organization.
>>> If you know this melvin, don't give him beer and ---.
>>
>> This is one of nearly a thousand substantially identical messages
>> sent to nearly a thousand newsgroups so far. All of them have
>> followups to sci.crypt. Notice that the link below takes one to the
>> 100th page of results, where the list of nearly identical messages
>> finally ends..
>>
>> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2n4ucv
>>
>> While we (tinw) all know a particularly obnoxious sporger
>> (Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp) and there are some things about these posts that
>> look like his style, such as forged approvals for moderated groups,
>> the targeting of a specific service (in this case Supernews), and the
>> use of a different nonsense sentence for both the .sig and
>> Organization header for each message, which one would get from
>> NewsAgent, the general pattern doesn't look like him. Instead, it
>> reminds me of Gigatroll, who would send customized articles to
>> hundreds of groups, each crossposted to a single target group in
>> addition to the group for which it was customized.
>>
>> While this current crop of posts is more repetitive in its content
>> yet more sophisticated in its generation, it shares some key
>> similarities to previous Gigatroll floods, in particular the
>> customization for the target ostensible group, the inclusion of a
>> real target group (in this case, sci.crypt), and the flooding of
>> hundreds of groups in a single day. None of these characterize the
>> sporgeries of Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp. Therefore, I don't suspect "the
>> usual suspect". Instead, I suspect Gigatroll. If so, then he
>> deserves recognition for being the busiest (if prodigeously lame)
>> troll on USENET. However, I'm willing to wait for other opinions
>> before nominating the lamer. Any other hypotheses?
<snip>
> So how long does an attack generally last?
These are strafing runs, not prolonged trolls, so they last a week at
the longest. Usually it's only a few days before the sockpuppet account
created for the purpose is shut down. The the perpetrator lays low for
a few months to a year, morphs, and repeats the process.
> Whoever it is, it's now hit on rec.arts.poems - us rappers need to
> track down this sucker so we can take our revenge on it in the
> traditional manner - chaining it to a chair and playing endless
> recorded loops of mediocre "poems" at it until it draws its last
> breath.
Finding the prankster (trust me, it's really just a prankster, although
he seems to be escalating by targeting moderated groups and forging
approval headers) will be difficult because of the running away and
morphing.
> I've got a list of "poems" recently posted to rap which could be
> included on the tape. There may even be video performances ...
*Evil Chuckle*
> Rik, knee deep.
--
Pinku-Sensei
Co-FNVW of AUK
Acting Pollmaster of AFA-B
Official Overseer of Kooks & Trolls in rec.arts.marching.drumcorps
http://www.caballista.org/auk/index.html
news:1nBvi.1720$L85.314@fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
> Pinku-Sensei wrote:
>> Steven <thisjukeboxplays33rpm@yahoo.com> wrote in
>> news:1186631102.759344.49000@g12g2000prg.googlegro ups.com:
>>
>>> On Aug 8, 7:21 pm, supernews@rec.antiques.radio+phono wrote:
>>>> Sporge flooding of rec.antiques.radio+phono will commence in a few
>>>> hours.
>>>>
>>>> This will render rec.antiques.radio+phono useless. For an example,
>>>> see Sci.Crypt.
>>>>
>>>> Supernews filters out this sporgery spam. Get a better Usenet
>>>> experience. Sign up for our risk-free trial today!
>>>>
>>>> https://www.supernews.com/signup
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> We insert the unchanged organization.
>>> If you know this melvin, don't give him beer and ---.
>>
>> This is one of nearly a thousand substantially identical messages
>> sent to nearly a thousand newsgroups so far. All of them have
>> followups to sci.crypt. Notice that the link below takes one to the
>> 100th page of results, where the list of nearly identical messages
>> finally ends..
>>
>> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2n4ucv
>>
>> While we (tinw) all know a particularly obnoxious sporger
>> (Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp) and there are some things about these posts that
>> look like his style, such as forged approvals for moderated groups,
>> the targeting of a specific service (in this case Supernews), and the
>> use of a different nonsense sentence for both the .sig and
>> Organization header for each message, which one would get from
>> NewsAgent, the general pattern doesn't look like him. Instead, it
>> reminds me of Gigatroll, who would send customized articles to
>> hundreds of groups, each crossposted to a single target group in
>> addition to the group for which it was customized.
>>
>> While this current crop of posts is more repetitive in its content
>> yet more sophisticated in its generation, it shares some key
>> similarities to previous Gigatroll floods, in particular the
>> customization for the target ostensible group, the inclusion of a
>> real target group (in this case, sci.crypt), and the flooding of
>> hundreds of groups in a single day. None of these characterize the
>> sporgeries of Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp. Therefore, I don't suspect "the
>> usual suspect". Instead, I suspect Gigatroll. If so, then he
>> deserves recognition for being the busiest (if prodigeously lame)
>> troll on USENET. However, I'm willing to wait for other opinions
>> before nominating the lamer. Any other hypotheses?
<snip>
> So how long does an attack generally last?
These are strafing runs, not prolonged trolls, so they last a week at
the longest. Usually it's only a few days before the sockpuppet account
created for the purpose is shut down. The the perpetrator lays low for
a few months to a year, morphs, and repeats the process.
> Whoever it is, it's now hit on rec.arts.poems - us rappers need to
> track down this sucker so we can take our revenge on it in the
> traditional manner - chaining it to a chair and playing endless
> recorded loops of mediocre "poems" at it until it draws its last
> breath.
Finding the prankster (trust me, it's really just a prankster, although
he seems to be escalating by targeting moderated groups and forging
approval headers) will be difficult because of the running away and
morphing.
> I've got a list of "poems" recently posted to rap which could be
> included on the tape. There may even be video performances ...
*Evil Chuckle*
> Rik, knee deep.
--
Pinku-Sensei
Co-FNVW of AUK
Acting Pollmaster of AFA-B
Official Overseer of Kooks & Trolls in rec.arts.marching.drumcorps
http://www.caballista.org/auk/index.html
08-12-2007, 04:36 PM
#15
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Re: If this is Gigatroll, I'm nominating him for Golden Killfile (was Re: rec.antiques.radio+phono scheduled for sporge flood)
Rik <rik@kalieda.org> wrote in
news:1nBvi.1720$L85.314@fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
> Pinku-Sensei wrote:
>> Steven <thisjukeboxplays33rpm@yahoo.com> wrote in
>> news:1186631102.759344.49000@g12g2000prg.googlegro ups.com:
>>
>>> On Aug 8, 7:21 pm, supernews@rec.antiques.radio+phono wrote:
>>>> Sporge flooding of rec.antiques.radio+phono will commence in a few
>>>> hours.
>>>>
>>>> This will render rec.antiques.radio+phono useless. For an example,
>>>> see Sci.Crypt.
>>>>
>>>> Supernews filters out this sporgery spam. Get a better Usenet
>>>> experience. Sign up for our risk-free trial today!
>>>>
>>>> https://www.supernews.com/signup
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> We insert the unchanged organization.
>>> If you know this melvin, don't give him beer and ---.
>>
>> This is one of nearly a thousand substantially identical messages
>> sent to nearly a thousand newsgroups so far. All of them have
>> followups to sci.crypt. Notice that the link below takes one to the
>> 100th page of results, where the list of nearly identical messages
>> finally ends..
>>
>> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2n4ucv
>>
>> While we (tinw) all know a particularly obnoxious sporger
>> (Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp) and there are some things about these posts that
>> look like his style, such as forged approvals for moderated groups,
>> the targeting of a specific service (in this case Supernews), and the
>> use of a different nonsense sentence for both the .sig and
>> Organization header for each message, which one would get from
>> NewsAgent, the general pattern doesn't look like him. Instead, it
>> reminds me of Gigatroll, who would send customized articles to
>> hundreds of groups, each crossposted to a single target group in
>> addition to the group for which it was customized.
>>
>> While this current crop of posts is more repetitive in its content
>> yet more sophisticated in its generation, it shares some key
>> similarities to previous Gigatroll floods, in particular the
>> customization for the target ostensible group, the inclusion of a
>> real target group (in this case, sci.crypt), and the flooding of
>> hundreds of groups in a single day. None of these characterize the
>> sporgeries of Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp. Therefore, I don't suspect "the
>> usual suspect". Instead, I suspect Gigatroll. If so, then he
>> deserves recognition for being the busiest (if prodigeously lame)
>> troll on USENET. However, I'm willing to wait for other opinions
>> before nominating the lamer. Any other hypotheses?
<snip>
> So how long does an attack generally last?
These are strafing runs, not prolonged trolls, so they last a week at
the longest. Usually it's only a few days before the sockpuppet account
created for the purpose is shut down. The the perpetrator lays low for
a few months to a year, morphs, and repeats the process.
> Whoever it is, it's now hit on rec.arts.poems - us rappers need to
> track down this sucker so we can take our revenge on it in the
> traditional manner - chaining it to a chair and playing endless
> recorded loops of mediocre "poems" at it until it draws its last
> breath.
Finding the prankster (trust me, it's really just a prankster, although
he seems to be escalating by targeting moderated groups and forging
approval headers) will be difficult because of the running away and
morphing.
> I've got a list of "poems" recently posted to rap which could be
> included on the tape. There may even be video performances ...
*Evil Chuckle*
> Rik, knee deep.
--
Pinku-Sensei
Co-FNVW of AUK
Acting Pollmaster of AFA-B
Official Overseer of Kooks & Trolls in rec.arts.marching.drumcorps
http://www.caballista.org/auk/index.html
news:1nBvi.1720$L85.314@fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
> Pinku-Sensei wrote:
>> Steven <thisjukeboxplays33rpm@yahoo.com> wrote in
>> news:1186631102.759344.49000@g12g2000prg.googlegro ups.com:
>>
>>> On Aug 8, 7:21 pm, supernews@rec.antiques.radio+phono wrote:
>>>> Sporge flooding of rec.antiques.radio+phono will commence in a few
>>>> hours.
>>>>
>>>> This will render rec.antiques.radio+phono useless. For an example,
>>>> see Sci.Crypt.
>>>>
>>>> Supernews filters out this sporgery spam. Get a better Usenet
>>>> experience. Sign up for our risk-free trial today!
>>>>
>>>> https://www.supernews.com/signup
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> We insert the unchanged organization.
>>> If you know this melvin, don't give him beer and ---.
>>
>> This is one of nearly a thousand substantially identical messages
>> sent to nearly a thousand newsgroups so far. All of them have
>> followups to sci.crypt. Notice that the link below takes one to the
>> 100th page of results, where the list of nearly identical messages
>> finally ends..
>>
>> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2n4ucv
>>
>> While we (tinw) all know a particularly obnoxious sporger
>> (Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp) and there are some things about these posts that
>> look like his style, such as forged approvals for moderated groups,
>> the targeting of a specific service (in this case Supernews), and the
>> use of a different nonsense sentence for both the .sig and
>> Organization header for each message, which one would get from
>> NewsAgent, the general pattern doesn't look like him. Instead, it
>> reminds me of Gigatroll, who would send customized articles to
>> hundreds of groups, each crossposted to a single target group in
>> addition to the group for which it was customized.
>>
>> While this current crop of posts is more repetitive in its content
>> yet more sophisticated in its generation, it shares some key
>> similarities to previous Gigatroll floods, in particular the
>> customization for the target ostensible group, the inclusion of a
>> real target group (in this case, sci.crypt), and the flooding of
>> hundreds of groups in a single day. None of these characterize the
>> sporgeries of Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp. Therefore, I don't suspect "the
>> usual suspect". Instead, I suspect Gigatroll. If so, then he
>> deserves recognition for being the busiest (if prodigeously lame)
>> troll on USENET. However, I'm willing to wait for other opinions
>> before nominating the lamer. Any other hypotheses?
<snip>
> So how long does an attack generally last?
These are strafing runs, not prolonged trolls, so they last a week at
the longest. Usually it's only a few days before the sockpuppet account
created for the purpose is shut down. The the perpetrator lays low for
a few months to a year, morphs, and repeats the process.
> Whoever it is, it's now hit on rec.arts.poems - us rappers need to
> track down this sucker so we can take our revenge on it in the
> traditional manner - chaining it to a chair and playing endless
> recorded loops of mediocre "poems" at it until it draws its last
> breath.
Finding the prankster (trust me, it's really just a prankster, although
he seems to be escalating by targeting moderated groups and forging
approval headers) will be difficult because of the running away and
morphing.
> I've got a list of "poems" recently posted to rap which could be
> included on the tape. There may even be video performances ...
*Evil Chuckle*
> Rik, knee deep.
--
Pinku-Sensei
Co-FNVW of AUK
Acting Pollmaster of AFA-B
Official Overseer of Kooks & Trolls in rec.arts.marching.drumcorps
http://www.caballista.org/auk/index.html
08-12-2007, 04:36 PM
#16
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Re: If this is Gigatroll, I'm nominating him for Golden Killfile (was Re: rec.antiques.radio+phono scheduled for sporge flood)
Rik <rik@kalieda.org> wrote in
news:1nBvi.1720$L85.314@fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
> Pinku-Sensei wrote:
>> Steven <thisjukeboxplays33rpm@yahoo.com> wrote in
>> news:1186631102.759344.49000@g12g2000prg.googlegro ups.com:
>>
>>> On Aug 8, 7:21 pm, supernews@rec.antiques.radio+phono wrote:
>>>> Sporge flooding of rec.antiques.radio+phono will commence in a few
>>>> hours.
>>>>
>>>> This will render rec.antiques.radio+phono useless. For an example,
>>>> see Sci.Crypt.
>>>>
>>>> Supernews filters out this sporgery spam. Get a better Usenet
>>>> experience. Sign up for our risk-free trial today!
>>>>
>>>> https://www.supernews.com/signup
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> We insert the unchanged organization.
>>> If you know this melvin, don't give him beer and ---.
>>
>> This is one of nearly a thousand substantially identical messages
>> sent to nearly a thousand newsgroups so far. All of them have
>> followups to sci.crypt. Notice that the link below takes one to the
>> 100th page of results, where the list of nearly identical messages
>> finally ends..
>>
>> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2n4ucv
>>
>> While we (tinw) all know a particularly obnoxious sporger
>> (Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp) and there are some things about these posts that
>> look like his style, such as forged approvals for moderated groups,
>> the targeting of a specific service (in this case Supernews), and the
>> use of a different nonsense sentence for both the .sig and
>> Organization header for each message, which one would get from
>> NewsAgent, the general pattern doesn't look like him. Instead, it
>> reminds me of Gigatroll, who would send customized articles to
>> hundreds of groups, each crossposted to a single target group in
>> addition to the group for which it was customized.
>>
>> While this current crop of posts is more repetitive in its content
>> yet more sophisticated in its generation, it shares some key
>> similarities to previous Gigatroll floods, in particular the
>> customization for the target ostensible group, the inclusion of a
>> real target group (in this case, sci.crypt), and the flooding of
>> hundreds of groups in a single day. None of these characterize the
>> sporgeries of Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp. Therefore, I don't suspect "the
>> usual suspect". Instead, I suspect Gigatroll. If so, then he
>> deserves recognition for being the busiest (if prodigeously lame)
>> troll on USENET. However, I'm willing to wait for other opinions
>> before nominating the lamer. Any other hypotheses?
<snip>
> So how long does an attack generally last?
These are strafing runs, not prolonged trolls, so they last a week at
the longest. Usually it's only a few days before the sockpuppet account
created for the purpose is shut down. The the perpetrator lays low for
a few months to a year, morphs, and repeats the process.
> Whoever it is, it's now hit on rec.arts.poems - us rappers need to
> track down this sucker so we can take our revenge on it in the
> traditional manner - chaining it to a chair and playing endless
> recorded loops of mediocre "poems" at it until it draws its last
> breath.
Finding the prankster (trust me, it's really just a prankster, although
he seems to be escalating by targeting moderated groups and forging
approval headers) will be difficult because of the running away and
morphing.
> I've got a list of "poems" recently posted to rap which could be
> included on the tape. There may even be video performances ...
*Evil Chuckle*
> Rik, knee deep.
--
Pinku-Sensei
Co-FNVW of AUK
Acting Pollmaster of AFA-B
Official Overseer of Kooks & Trolls in rec.arts.marching.drumcorps
http://www.caballista.org/auk/index.html
news:1nBvi.1720$L85.314@fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
> Pinku-Sensei wrote:
>> Steven <thisjukeboxplays33rpm@yahoo.com> wrote in
>> news:1186631102.759344.49000@g12g2000prg.googlegro ups.com:
>>
>>> On Aug 8, 7:21 pm, supernews@rec.antiques.radio+phono wrote:
>>>> Sporge flooding of rec.antiques.radio+phono will commence in a few
>>>> hours.
>>>>
>>>> This will render rec.antiques.radio+phono useless. For an example,
>>>> see Sci.Crypt.
>>>>
>>>> Supernews filters out this sporgery spam. Get a better Usenet
>>>> experience. Sign up for our risk-free trial today!
>>>>
>>>> https://www.supernews.com/signup
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> We insert the unchanged organization.
>>> If you know this melvin, don't give him beer and ---.
>>
>> This is one of nearly a thousand substantially identical messages
>> sent to nearly a thousand newsgroups so far. All of them have
>> followups to sci.crypt. Notice that the link below takes one to the
>> 100th page of results, where the list of nearly identical messages
>> finally ends..
>>
>> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2n4ucv
>>
>> While we (tinw) all know a particularly obnoxious sporger
>> (Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp) and there are some things about these posts that
>> look like his style, such as forged approvals for moderated groups,
>> the targeting of a specific service (in this case Supernews), and the
>> use of a different nonsense sentence for both the .sig and
>> Organization header for each message, which one would get from
>> NewsAgent, the general pattern doesn't look like him. Instead, it
>> reminds me of Gigatroll, who would send customized articles to
>> hundreds of groups, each crossposted to a single target group in
>> addition to the group for which it was customized.
>>
>> While this current crop of posts is more repetitive in its content
>> yet more sophisticated in its generation, it shares some key
>> similarities to previous Gigatroll floods, in particular the
>> customization for the target ostensible group, the inclusion of a
>> real target group (in this case, sci.crypt), and the flooding of
>> hundreds of groups in a single day. None of these characterize the
>> sporgeries of Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp. Therefore, I don't suspect "the
>> usual suspect". Instead, I suspect Gigatroll. If so, then he
>> deserves recognition for being the busiest (if prodigeously lame)
>> troll on USENET. However, I'm willing to wait for other opinions
>> before nominating the lamer. Any other hypotheses?
<snip>
> So how long does an attack generally last?
These are strafing runs, not prolonged trolls, so they last a week at
the longest. Usually it's only a few days before the sockpuppet account
created for the purpose is shut down. The the perpetrator lays low for
a few months to a year, morphs, and repeats the process.
> Whoever it is, it's now hit on rec.arts.poems - us rappers need to
> track down this sucker so we can take our revenge on it in the
> traditional manner - chaining it to a chair and playing endless
> recorded loops of mediocre "poems" at it until it draws its last
> breath.
Finding the prankster (trust me, it's really just a prankster, although
he seems to be escalating by targeting moderated groups and forging
approval headers) will be difficult because of the running away and
morphing.
> I've got a list of "poems" recently posted to rap which could be
> included on the tape. There may even be video performances ...
*Evil Chuckle*
> Rik, knee deep.
--
Pinku-Sensei
Co-FNVW of AUK
Acting Pollmaster of AFA-B
Official Overseer of Kooks & Trolls in rec.arts.marching.drumcorps
http://www.caballista.org/auk/index.html
08-12-2007, 04:36 PM
#17
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Posts: n/a
Re: If this is Gigatroll, I'm nominating him for Golden Killfile (was Re: rec.antiques.radio+phono scheduled for sporge flood)
Rik <rik@kalieda.org> wrote in
news:1nBvi.1720$L85.314@fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
> Pinku-Sensei wrote:
>> Steven <thisjukeboxplays33rpm@yahoo.com> wrote in
>> news:1186631102.759344.49000@g12g2000prg.googlegro ups.com:
>>
>>> On Aug 8, 7:21 pm, supernews@rec.antiques.radio+phono wrote:
>>>> Sporge flooding of rec.antiques.radio+phono will commence in a few
>>>> hours.
>>>>
>>>> This will render rec.antiques.radio+phono useless. For an example,
>>>> see Sci.Crypt.
>>>>
>>>> Supernews filters out this sporgery spam. Get a better Usenet
>>>> experience. Sign up for our risk-free trial today!
>>>>
>>>> https://www.supernews.com/signup
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> We insert the unchanged organization.
>>> If you know this melvin, don't give him beer and ---.
>>
>> This is one of nearly a thousand substantially identical messages
>> sent to nearly a thousand newsgroups so far. All of them have
>> followups to sci.crypt. Notice that the link below takes one to the
>> 100th page of results, where the list of nearly identical messages
>> finally ends..
>>
>> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2n4ucv
>>
>> While we (tinw) all know a particularly obnoxious sporger
>> (Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp) and there are some things about these posts that
>> look like his style, such as forged approvals for moderated groups,
>> the targeting of a specific service (in this case Supernews), and the
>> use of a different nonsense sentence for both the .sig and
>> Organization header for each message, which one would get from
>> NewsAgent, the general pattern doesn't look like him. Instead, it
>> reminds me of Gigatroll, who would send customized articles to
>> hundreds of groups, each crossposted to a single target group in
>> addition to the group for which it was customized.
>>
>> While this current crop of posts is more repetitive in its content
>> yet more sophisticated in its generation, it shares some key
>> similarities to previous Gigatroll floods, in particular the
>> customization for the target ostensible group, the inclusion of a
>> real target group (in this case, sci.crypt), and the flooding of
>> hundreds of groups in a single day. None of these characterize the
>> sporgeries of Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp. Therefore, I don't suspect "the
>> usual suspect". Instead, I suspect Gigatroll. If so, then he
>> deserves recognition for being the busiest (if prodigeously lame)
>> troll on USENET. However, I'm willing to wait for other opinions
>> before nominating the lamer. Any other hypotheses?
<snip>
> So how long does an attack generally last?
These are strafing runs, not prolonged trolls, so they last a week at
the longest. Usually it's only a few days before the sockpuppet account
created for the purpose is shut down. The the perpetrator lays low for
a few months to a year, morphs, and repeats the process.
> Whoever it is, it's now hit on rec.arts.poems - us rappers need to
> track down this sucker so we can take our revenge on it in the
> traditional manner - chaining it to a chair and playing endless
> recorded loops of mediocre "poems" at it until it draws its last
> breath.
Finding the prankster (trust me, it's really just a prankster, although
he seems to be escalating by targeting moderated groups and forging
approval headers) will be difficult because of the running away and
morphing.
> I've got a list of "poems" recently posted to rap which could be
> included on the tape. There may even be video performances ...
*Evil Chuckle*
> Rik, knee deep.
--
Pinku-Sensei
Co-FNVW of AUK
Acting Pollmaster of AFA-B
Official Overseer of Kooks & Trolls in rec.arts.marching.drumcorps
http://www.caballista.org/auk/index.html
news:1nBvi.1720$L85.314@fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
> Pinku-Sensei wrote:
>> Steven <thisjukeboxplays33rpm@yahoo.com> wrote in
>> news:1186631102.759344.49000@g12g2000prg.googlegro ups.com:
>>
>>> On Aug 8, 7:21 pm, supernews@rec.antiques.radio+phono wrote:
>>>> Sporge flooding of rec.antiques.radio+phono will commence in a few
>>>> hours.
>>>>
>>>> This will render rec.antiques.radio+phono useless. For an example,
>>>> see Sci.Crypt.
>>>>
>>>> Supernews filters out this sporgery spam. Get a better Usenet
>>>> experience. Sign up for our risk-free trial today!
>>>>
>>>> https://www.supernews.com/signup
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> We insert the unchanged organization.
>>> If you know this melvin, don't give him beer and ---.
>>
>> This is one of nearly a thousand substantially identical messages
>> sent to nearly a thousand newsgroups so far. All of them have
>> followups to sci.crypt. Notice that the link below takes one to the
>> 100th page of results, where the list of nearly identical messages
>> finally ends..
>>
>> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2n4ucv
>>
>> While we (tinw) all know a particularly obnoxious sporger
>> (Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp) and there are some things about these posts that
>> look like his style, such as forged approvals for moderated groups,
>> the targeting of a specific service (in this case Supernews), and the
>> use of a different nonsense sentence for both the .sig and
>> Organization header for each message, which one would get from
>> NewsAgent, the general pattern doesn't look like him. Instead, it
>> reminds me of Gigatroll, who would send customized articles to
>> hundreds of groups, each crossposted to a single target group in
>> addition to the group for which it was customized.
>>
>> While this current crop of posts is more repetitive in its content
>> yet more sophisticated in its generation, it shares some key
>> similarities to previous Gigatroll floods, in particular the
>> customization for the target ostensible group, the inclusion of a
>> real target group (in this case, sci.crypt), and the flooding of
>> hundreds of groups in a single day. None of these characterize the
>> sporgeries of Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp. Therefore, I don't suspect "the
>> usual suspect". Instead, I suspect Gigatroll. If so, then he
>> deserves recognition for being the busiest (if prodigeously lame)
>> troll on USENET. However, I'm willing to wait for other opinions
>> before nominating the lamer. Any other hypotheses?
<snip>
> So how long does an attack generally last?
These are strafing runs, not prolonged trolls, so they last a week at
the longest. Usually it's only a few days before the sockpuppet account
created for the purpose is shut down. The the perpetrator lays low for
a few months to a year, morphs, and repeats the process.
> Whoever it is, it's now hit on rec.arts.poems - us rappers need to
> track down this sucker so we can take our revenge on it in the
> traditional manner - chaining it to a chair and playing endless
> recorded loops of mediocre "poems" at it until it draws its last
> breath.
Finding the prankster (trust me, it's really just a prankster, although
he seems to be escalating by targeting moderated groups and forging
approval headers) will be difficult because of the running away and
morphing.
> I've got a list of "poems" recently posted to rap which could be
> included on the tape. There may even be video performances ...
*Evil Chuckle*
> Rik, knee deep.
--
Pinku-Sensei
Co-FNVW of AUK
Acting Pollmaster of AFA-B
Official Overseer of Kooks & Trolls in rec.arts.marching.drumcorps
http://www.caballista.org/auk/index.html
08-13-2007, 04:50 AM
#18
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: If this is Gigatroll, I'm nominating him for Golden Killfile
Rik wrote:
> Pinku-Sensei wrote:
>
>> Steven <thisjukeboxplays33rpm@yahoo.com> wrote in
>> news:1186631102.759344.49000@g12g2000prg.googlegro ups.com:
>>
>>> On Aug 8, 7:21 pm, supernews@rec.antiques.radio+phono wrote:
>>>
>>>> Sporge flooding of rec.antiques.radio+phono will commence in a few
>>>> hours.
>>>> This will render rec.antiques.radio+phono useless. For an example,
>>>> see Sci.Crypt.
>>>> Supernews filters out this sporgery spam. Get a better Usenet
>>>> experience. Sign up for our risk-free trial today!
>>>>
>>>> https://www.supernews.com/signup
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> We insert the unchanged organization.
>>>
>>> If you know this melvin, don't give him beer and ---.
>>
>>
>> This is one of nearly a thousand substantially identical messages sent
>> to nearly a thousand newsgroups so far. All of them have followups to
>> sci.crypt. Notice that the link below takes one to the 100th page of
>> results, where the list of nearly identical messages finally ends..
>>
>> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2n4ucv
>>
>> While we (tinw) all know a particularly obnoxious sporger
>> (Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp) and there are some things about these posts that
>> look like his style, such as forged approvals for moderated groups,
>> the targeting of a specific service (in this case Supernews), and the
>> use of a different nonsense sentence for both the .sig and
>> Organization header for each message, which one would get from
>> NewsAgent, the general pattern doesn't look like him. Instead, it
>> reminds me of Gigatroll, who would send customized articles to
>> hundreds of groups, each crossposted to a single target group in
>> addition to the group for which it was customized.
>>
>> While this current crop of posts is more repetitive in its content yet
>> more sophisticated in its generation, it shares some key similarities
>> to previous Gigatroll floods, in particular the customization for the
>> target ostensible group, the inclusion of a real target group (in this
>> case, sci.crypt), and the flooding of hundreds of groups in a single
>> day. None of these characterize the sporgeries of
>> Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp. Therefore, I don't suspect "the usual suspect".
>> Instead, I suspect Gigatroll. If so, then he deserves recognition for
>> being the busiest (if prodigeously lame) troll on USENET. However,
>> I'm willing to wait for other opinions before nominating the lamer.
>> Any other hypotheses?
The "subject" lines, the "content," and the "senders" are all
machine-generated. The "content" may seem on occasion to have
something to do with something, but the syntax is utterly nonexistent.
Maybe Tommy perfected his Poet Generator.
>>
>> BTW, the person who seems to have swallowed hardest on this troll is
>> L. Bill ------ III of rec.autos.makers.jeep+******, who is currently
>> on the AUK ballot for Kook of the Month and Goofy Azzed Babboon.
>> Message-ID: <46ba9408$0$16364$88260bb3@free.teranews.com>
>>
>> I guess he's working on a nomination for the Allisat, too.
>>
>> Hi, Wild Bill! How's that hook in your lip feel?
>
>
> So how long does an attack generally last?
>
> Whoever it is, it's now hit on rec.arts.poems - us rappers need to track
> down this sucker so we can take our revenge on it in the traditional
> manner - chaining it to a chair and playing endless recorded loops of
> mediocre "poems" at it until it draws its last breath.
Somebody with an apparent name, crosspoasted in by our own Dear
George, threatened r.a.p. with such a spooge flood last week.
It might have been a swimmer, it might have been a pisswit, I
don't remember beyond the threat to "shut down the froup" (unusual)
with a "flood." The syntax of the "threat" indicated familiarity
with machine generation, or as least with spam remailers.
>
> I've got a list of "poems" recently posted to rap which could be
> included on the tape. There may even be video performances ...
>
> Rik, knee deep.
Somebody's been spending a lot of megabytes "reading" the "Crazy
Jinn" sequences at ScrawlMark. Maybe we should inlude them, too.
Turn a pout into a real -----, if it isn't already.
--
-------(m+
~/:o)_|
I do not "negotiate" for half my baby back, Solomon.
http://scrawlmark.org
> Pinku-Sensei wrote:
>
>> Steven <thisjukeboxplays33rpm@yahoo.com> wrote in
>> news:1186631102.759344.49000@g12g2000prg.googlegro ups.com:
>>
>>> On Aug 8, 7:21 pm, supernews@rec.antiques.radio+phono wrote:
>>>
>>>> Sporge flooding of rec.antiques.radio+phono will commence in a few
>>>> hours.
>>>> This will render rec.antiques.radio+phono useless. For an example,
>>>> see Sci.Crypt.
>>>> Supernews filters out this sporgery spam. Get a better Usenet
>>>> experience. Sign up for our risk-free trial today!
>>>>
>>>> https://www.supernews.com/signup
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> We insert the unchanged organization.
>>>
>>> If you know this melvin, don't give him beer and ---.
>>
>>
>> This is one of nearly a thousand substantially identical messages sent
>> to nearly a thousand newsgroups so far. All of them have followups to
>> sci.crypt. Notice that the link below takes one to the 100th page of
>> results, where the list of nearly identical messages finally ends..
>>
>> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2n4ucv
>>
>> While we (tinw) all know a particularly obnoxious sporger
>> (Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp) and there are some things about these posts that
>> look like his style, such as forged approvals for moderated groups,
>> the targeting of a specific service (in this case Supernews), and the
>> use of a different nonsense sentence for both the .sig and
>> Organization header for each message, which one would get from
>> NewsAgent, the general pattern doesn't look like him. Instead, it
>> reminds me of Gigatroll, who would send customized articles to
>> hundreds of groups, each crossposted to a single target group in
>> addition to the group for which it was customized.
>>
>> While this current crop of posts is more repetitive in its content yet
>> more sophisticated in its generation, it shares some key similarities
>> to previous Gigatroll floods, in particular the customization for the
>> target ostensible group, the inclusion of a real target group (in this
>> case, sci.crypt), and the flooding of hundreds of groups in a single
>> day. None of these characterize the sporgeries of
>> Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp. Therefore, I don't suspect "the usual suspect".
>> Instead, I suspect Gigatroll. If so, then he deserves recognition for
>> being the busiest (if prodigeously lame) troll on USENET. However,
>> I'm willing to wait for other opinions before nominating the lamer.
>> Any other hypotheses?
The "subject" lines, the "content," and the "senders" are all
machine-generated. The "content" may seem on occasion to have
something to do with something, but the syntax is utterly nonexistent.
Maybe Tommy perfected his Poet Generator.
>>
>> BTW, the person who seems to have swallowed hardest on this troll is
>> L. Bill ------ III of rec.autos.makers.jeep+******, who is currently
>> on the AUK ballot for Kook of the Month and Goofy Azzed Babboon.
>> Message-ID: <46ba9408$0$16364$88260bb3@free.teranews.com>
>>
>> I guess he's working on a nomination for the Allisat, too.
>>
>> Hi, Wild Bill! How's that hook in your lip feel?
>
>
> So how long does an attack generally last?
>
> Whoever it is, it's now hit on rec.arts.poems - us rappers need to track
> down this sucker so we can take our revenge on it in the traditional
> manner - chaining it to a chair and playing endless recorded loops of
> mediocre "poems" at it until it draws its last breath.
Somebody with an apparent name, crosspoasted in by our own Dear
George, threatened r.a.p. with such a spooge flood last week.
It might have been a swimmer, it might have been a pisswit, I
don't remember beyond the threat to "shut down the froup" (unusual)
with a "flood." The syntax of the "threat" indicated familiarity
with machine generation, or as least with spam remailers.
>
> I've got a list of "poems" recently posted to rap which could be
> included on the tape. There may even be video performances ...
>
> Rik, knee deep.
Somebody's been spending a lot of megabytes "reading" the "Crazy
Jinn" sequences at ScrawlMark. Maybe we should inlude them, too.
Turn a pout into a real -----, if it isn't already.
--
-------(m+
~/:o)_|
I do not "negotiate" for half my baby back, Solomon.
http://scrawlmark.org
08-13-2007, 04:50 AM
#19
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: If this is Gigatroll, I'm nominating him for Golden Killfile
Rik wrote:
> Pinku-Sensei wrote:
>
>> Steven <thisjukeboxplays33rpm@yahoo.com> wrote in
>> news:1186631102.759344.49000@g12g2000prg.googlegro ups.com:
>>
>>> On Aug 8, 7:21 pm, supernews@rec.antiques.radio+phono wrote:
>>>
>>>> Sporge flooding of rec.antiques.radio+phono will commence in a few
>>>> hours.
>>>> This will render rec.antiques.radio+phono useless. For an example,
>>>> see Sci.Crypt.
>>>> Supernews filters out this sporgery spam. Get a better Usenet
>>>> experience. Sign up for our risk-free trial today!
>>>>
>>>> https://www.supernews.com/signup
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> We insert the unchanged organization.
>>>
>>> If you know this melvin, don't give him beer and ---.
>>
>>
>> This is one of nearly a thousand substantially identical messages sent
>> to nearly a thousand newsgroups so far. All of them have followups to
>> sci.crypt. Notice that the link below takes one to the 100th page of
>> results, where the list of nearly identical messages finally ends..
>>
>> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2n4ucv
>>
>> While we (tinw) all know a particularly obnoxious sporger
>> (Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp) and there are some things about these posts that
>> look like his style, such as forged approvals for moderated groups,
>> the targeting of a specific service (in this case Supernews), and the
>> use of a different nonsense sentence for both the .sig and
>> Organization header for each message, which one would get from
>> NewsAgent, the general pattern doesn't look like him. Instead, it
>> reminds me of Gigatroll, who would send customized articles to
>> hundreds of groups, each crossposted to a single target group in
>> addition to the group for which it was customized.
>>
>> While this current crop of posts is more repetitive in its content yet
>> more sophisticated in its generation, it shares some key similarities
>> to previous Gigatroll floods, in particular the customization for the
>> target ostensible group, the inclusion of a real target group (in this
>> case, sci.crypt), and the flooding of hundreds of groups in a single
>> day. None of these characterize the sporgeries of
>> Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp. Therefore, I don't suspect "the usual suspect".
>> Instead, I suspect Gigatroll. If so, then he deserves recognition for
>> being the busiest (if prodigeously lame) troll on USENET. However,
>> I'm willing to wait for other opinions before nominating the lamer.
>> Any other hypotheses?
The "subject" lines, the "content," and the "senders" are all
machine-generated. The "content" may seem on occasion to have
something to do with something, but the syntax is utterly nonexistent.
Maybe Tommy perfected his Poet Generator.
>>
>> BTW, the person who seems to have swallowed hardest on this troll is
>> L. Bill ------ III of rec.autos.makers.jeep+******, who is currently
>> on the AUK ballot for Kook of the Month and Goofy Azzed Babboon.
>> Message-ID: <46ba9408$0$16364$88260bb3@free.teranews.com>
>>
>> I guess he's working on a nomination for the Allisat, too.
>>
>> Hi, Wild Bill! How's that hook in your lip feel?
>
>
> So how long does an attack generally last?
>
> Whoever it is, it's now hit on rec.arts.poems - us rappers need to track
> down this sucker so we can take our revenge on it in the traditional
> manner - chaining it to a chair and playing endless recorded loops of
> mediocre "poems" at it until it draws its last breath.
Somebody with an apparent name, crosspoasted in by our own Dear
George, threatened r.a.p. with such a spooge flood last week.
It might have been a swimmer, it might have been a pisswit, I
don't remember beyond the threat to "shut down the froup" (unusual)
with a "flood." The syntax of the "threat" indicated familiarity
with machine generation, or as least with spam remailers.
>
> I've got a list of "poems" recently posted to rap which could be
> included on the tape. There may even be video performances ...
>
> Rik, knee deep.
Somebody's been spending a lot of megabytes "reading" the "Crazy
Jinn" sequences at ScrawlMark. Maybe we should inlude them, too.
Turn a pout into a real -----, if it isn't already.
--
-------(m+
~/:o)_|
I do not "negotiate" for half my baby back, Solomon.
http://scrawlmark.org
> Pinku-Sensei wrote:
>
>> Steven <thisjukeboxplays33rpm@yahoo.com> wrote in
>> news:1186631102.759344.49000@g12g2000prg.googlegro ups.com:
>>
>>> On Aug 8, 7:21 pm, supernews@rec.antiques.radio+phono wrote:
>>>
>>>> Sporge flooding of rec.antiques.radio+phono will commence in a few
>>>> hours.
>>>> This will render rec.antiques.radio+phono useless. For an example,
>>>> see Sci.Crypt.
>>>> Supernews filters out this sporgery spam. Get a better Usenet
>>>> experience. Sign up for our risk-free trial today!
>>>>
>>>> https://www.supernews.com/signup
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> We insert the unchanged organization.
>>>
>>> If you know this melvin, don't give him beer and ---.
>>
>>
>> This is one of nearly a thousand substantially identical messages sent
>> to nearly a thousand newsgroups so far. All of them have followups to
>> sci.crypt. Notice that the link below takes one to the 100th page of
>> results, where the list of nearly identical messages finally ends..
>>
>> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2n4ucv
>>
>> While we (tinw) all know a particularly obnoxious sporger
>> (Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp) and there are some things about these posts that
>> look like his style, such as forged approvals for moderated groups,
>> the targeting of a specific service (in this case Supernews), and the
>> use of a different nonsense sentence for both the .sig and
>> Organization header for each message, which one would get from
>> NewsAgent, the general pattern doesn't look like him. Instead, it
>> reminds me of Gigatroll, who would send customized articles to
>> hundreds of groups, each crossposted to a single target group in
>> addition to the group for which it was customized.
>>
>> While this current crop of posts is more repetitive in its content yet
>> more sophisticated in its generation, it shares some key similarities
>> to previous Gigatroll floods, in particular the customization for the
>> target ostensible group, the inclusion of a real target group (in this
>> case, sci.crypt), and the flooding of hundreds of groups in a single
>> day. None of these characterize the sporgeries of
>> Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp. Therefore, I don't suspect "the usual suspect".
>> Instead, I suspect Gigatroll. If so, then he deserves recognition for
>> being the busiest (if prodigeously lame) troll on USENET. However,
>> I'm willing to wait for other opinions before nominating the lamer.
>> Any other hypotheses?
The "subject" lines, the "content," and the "senders" are all
machine-generated. The "content" may seem on occasion to have
something to do with something, but the syntax is utterly nonexistent.
Maybe Tommy perfected his Poet Generator.
>>
>> BTW, the person who seems to have swallowed hardest on this troll is
>> L. Bill ------ III of rec.autos.makers.jeep+******, who is currently
>> on the AUK ballot for Kook of the Month and Goofy Azzed Babboon.
>> Message-ID: <46ba9408$0$16364$88260bb3@free.teranews.com>
>>
>> I guess he's working on a nomination for the Allisat, too.
>>
>> Hi, Wild Bill! How's that hook in your lip feel?
>
>
> So how long does an attack generally last?
>
> Whoever it is, it's now hit on rec.arts.poems - us rappers need to track
> down this sucker so we can take our revenge on it in the traditional
> manner - chaining it to a chair and playing endless recorded loops of
> mediocre "poems" at it until it draws its last breath.
Somebody with an apparent name, crosspoasted in by our own Dear
George, threatened r.a.p. with such a spooge flood last week.
It might have been a swimmer, it might have been a pisswit, I
don't remember beyond the threat to "shut down the froup" (unusual)
with a "flood." The syntax of the "threat" indicated familiarity
with machine generation, or as least with spam remailers.
>
> I've got a list of "poems" recently posted to rap which could be
> included on the tape. There may even be video performances ...
>
> Rik, knee deep.
Somebody's been spending a lot of megabytes "reading" the "Crazy
Jinn" sequences at ScrawlMark. Maybe we should inlude them, too.
Turn a pout into a real -----, if it isn't already.
--
-------(m+
~/:o)_|
I do not "negotiate" for half my baby back, Solomon.
http://scrawlmark.org
08-13-2007, 04:50 AM
#20
Guest
Posts: n/a
Re: If this is Gigatroll, I'm nominating him for Golden Killfile
Rik wrote:
> Pinku-Sensei wrote:
>
>> Steven <thisjukeboxplays33rpm@yahoo.com> wrote in
>> news:1186631102.759344.49000@g12g2000prg.googlegro ups.com:
>>
>>> On Aug 8, 7:21 pm, supernews@rec.antiques.radio+phono wrote:
>>>
>>>> Sporge flooding of rec.antiques.radio+phono will commence in a few
>>>> hours.
>>>> This will render rec.antiques.radio+phono useless. For an example,
>>>> see Sci.Crypt.
>>>> Supernews filters out this sporgery spam. Get a better Usenet
>>>> experience. Sign up for our risk-free trial today!
>>>>
>>>> https://www.supernews.com/signup
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> We insert the unchanged organization.
>>>
>>> If you know this melvin, don't give him beer and ---.
>>
>>
>> This is one of nearly a thousand substantially identical messages sent
>> to nearly a thousand newsgroups so far. All of them have followups to
>> sci.crypt. Notice that the link below takes one to the 100th page of
>> results, where the list of nearly identical messages finally ends..
>>
>> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2n4ucv
>>
>> While we (tinw) all know a particularly obnoxious sporger
>> (Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp) and there are some things about these posts that
>> look like his style, such as forged approvals for moderated groups,
>> the targeting of a specific service (in this case Supernews), and the
>> use of a different nonsense sentence for both the .sig and
>> Organization header for each message, which one would get from
>> NewsAgent, the general pattern doesn't look like him. Instead, it
>> reminds me of Gigatroll, who would send customized articles to
>> hundreds of groups, each crossposted to a single target group in
>> addition to the group for which it was customized.
>>
>> While this current crop of posts is more repetitive in its content yet
>> more sophisticated in its generation, it shares some key similarities
>> to previous Gigatroll floods, in particular the customization for the
>> target ostensible group, the inclusion of a real target group (in this
>> case, sci.crypt), and the flooding of hundreds of groups in a single
>> day. None of these characterize the sporgeries of
>> Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp. Therefore, I don't suspect "the usual suspect".
>> Instead, I suspect Gigatroll. If so, then he deserves recognition for
>> being the busiest (if prodigeously lame) troll on USENET. However,
>> I'm willing to wait for other opinions before nominating the lamer.
>> Any other hypotheses?
The "subject" lines, the "content," and the "senders" are all
machine-generated. The "content" may seem on occasion to have
something to do with something, but the syntax is utterly nonexistent.
Maybe Tommy perfected his Poet Generator.
>>
>> BTW, the person who seems to have swallowed hardest on this troll is
>> L. Bill ------ III of rec.autos.makers.jeep+******, who is currently
>> on the AUK ballot for Kook of the Month and Goofy Azzed Babboon.
>> Message-ID: <46ba9408$0$16364$88260bb3@free.teranews.com>
>>
>> I guess he's working on a nomination for the Allisat, too.
>>
>> Hi, Wild Bill! How's that hook in your lip feel?
>
>
> So how long does an attack generally last?
>
> Whoever it is, it's now hit on rec.arts.poems - us rappers need to track
> down this sucker so we can take our revenge on it in the traditional
> manner - chaining it to a chair and playing endless recorded loops of
> mediocre "poems" at it until it draws its last breath.
Somebody with an apparent name, crosspoasted in by our own Dear
George, threatened r.a.p. with such a spooge flood last week.
It might have been a swimmer, it might have been a pisswit, I
don't remember beyond the threat to "shut down the froup" (unusual)
with a "flood." The syntax of the "threat" indicated familiarity
with machine generation, or as least with spam remailers.
>
> I've got a list of "poems" recently posted to rap which could be
> included on the tape. There may even be video performances ...
>
> Rik, knee deep.
Somebody's been spending a lot of megabytes "reading" the "Crazy
Jinn" sequences at ScrawlMark. Maybe we should inlude them, too.
Turn a pout into a real -----, if it isn't already.
--
-------(m+
~/:o)_|
I do not "negotiate" for half my baby back, Solomon.
http://scrawlmark.org
> Pinku-Sensei wrote:
>
>> Steven <thisjukeboxplays33rpm@yahoo.com> wrote in
>> news:1186631102.759344.49000@g12g2000prg.googlegro ups.com:
>>
>>> On Aug 8, 7:21 pm, supernews@rec.antiques.radio+phono wrote:
>>>
>>>> Sporge flooding of rec.antiques.radio+phono will commence in a few
>>>> hours.
>>>> This will render rec.antiques.radio+phono useless. For an example,
>>>> see Sci.Crypt.
>>>> Supernews filters out this sporgery spam. Get a better Usenet
>>>> experience. Sign up for our risk-free trial today!
>>>>
>>>> https://www.supernews.com/signup
>>>>
>>>> --
>>>> We insert the unchanged organization.
>>>
>>> If you know this melvin, don't give him beer and ---.
>>
>>
>> This is one of nearly a thousand substantially identical messages sent
>> to nearly a thousand newsgroups so far. All of them have followups to
>> sci.crypt. Notice that the link below takes one to the 100th page of
>> results, where the list of nearly identical messages finally ends..
>>
>> http://preview.tinyurl.com/2n4ucv
>>
>> While we (tinw) all know a particularly obnoxious sporger
>> (Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp) and there are some things about these posts that
>> look like his style, such as forged approvals for moderated groups,
>> the targeting of a specific service (in this case Supernews), and the
>> use of a different nonsense sentence for both the .sig and
>> Organization header for each message, which one would get from
>> NewsAgent, the general pattern doesn't look like him. Instead, it
>> reminds me of Gigatroll, who would send customized articles to
>> hundreds of groups, each crossposted to a single target group in
>> addition to the group for which it was customized.
>>
>> While this current crop of posts is more repetitive in its content yet
>> more sophisticated in its generation, it shares some key similarities
>> to previous Gigatroll floods, in particular the customization for the
>> target ostensible group, the inclusion of a real target group (in this
>> case, sci.crypt), and the flooding of hundreds of groups in a single
>> day. None of these characterize the sporgeries of
>> Mmpppffppfmpmffmpp. Therefore, I don't suspect "the usual suspect".
>> Instead, I suspect Gigatroll. If so, then he deserves recognition for
>> being the busiest (if prodigeously lame) troll on USENET. However,
>> I'm willing to wait for other opinions before nominating the lamer.
>> Any other hypotheses?
The "subject" lines, the "content," and the "senders" are all
machine-generated. The "content" may seem on occasion to have
something to do with something, but the syntax is utterly nonexistent.
Maybe Tommy perfected his Poet Generator.
>>
>> BTW, the person who seems to have swallowed hardest on this troll is
>> L. Bill ------ III of rec.autos.makers.jeep+******, who is currently
>> on the AUK ballot for Kook of the Month and Goofy Azzed Babboon.
>> Message-ID: <46ba9408$0$16364$88260bb3@free.teranews.com>
>>
>> I guess he's working on a nomination for the Allisat, too.
>>
>> Hi, Wild Bill! How's that hook in your lip feel?
>
>
> So how long does an attack generally last?
>
> Whoever it is, it's now hit on rec.arts.poems - us rappers need to track
> down this sucker so we can take our revenge on it in the traditional
> manner - chaining it to a chair and playing endless recorded loops of
> mediocre "poems" at it until it draws its last breath.
Somebody with an apparent name, crosspoasted in by our own Dear
George, threatened r.a.p. with such a spooge flood last week.
It might have been a swimmer, it might have been a pisswit, I
don't remember beyond the threat to "shut down the froup" (unusual)
with a "flood." The syntax of the "threat" indicated familiarity
with machine generation, or as least with spam remailers.
>
> I've got a list of "poems" recently posted to rap which could be
> included on the tape. There may even be video performances ...
>
> Rik, knee deep.
Somebody's been spending a lot of megabytes "reading" the "Crazy
Jinn" sequences at ScrawlMark. Maybe we should inlude them, too.
Turn a pout into a real -----, if it isn't already.
--
-------(m+
~/:o)_|
I do not "negotiate" for half my baby back, Solomon.
http://scrawlmark.org