Baiting
Jarrett Billingsley
kb3ctd2 at yahoo.com
Mon Mar 17 20:11:21 PDT 2008
"BCS" <BCS at pathlink.com> wrote in message
news:frmlt3$1m0k$6 at digitalmars.com...
>>
>> u could add a header like x-forged. the prb is u cant automate detection
>> of forgery bc almost every1 has dynamic ip.
>
> I known a guy who could do it based on content.
A very simple quasi-password scheme (I think suggested by downs and how some
anonymous message boards work), is to have all users place a "password" of
sorts after their username/email address. So I might have something like
"Jarrett Billingsley #foobarbaz". When the server gets the post, it
converts the #password into a !hash, so it'd be like "Jarrett Billingsley
!03acfeeb". The chances of two passwords hashing to the same value are
obviously nonzero but slim nonetheless. It's still definitely defeatable by
something like a rainbow table but it'd keep all but the most determined
forgery artists at bay.
Whether or not something like this is possible in an NNTP server is beyond
me. :S
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