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;<nowiki>{{VAND3|duration|reason}}</nowiki>:Lists the user in the [[:Category:temp-ban]], after he got banned by an [[OrbiterWiki:Administrators|Administrator]]. | ;<nowiki>{{VAND3|duration|reason}}</nowiki>:Lists the user in the [[:Category:temp-ban]], after he got banned by an [[OrbiterWiki:Administrators|Administrator]]. | ||
;<nowiki>{{VAND4|reason}}</nowiki>: Lists the user in the [[:Category:indefinite bans]], after he got banned forever by an [[OrbiterWiki:Administrators|Administrator]]. | ;<nowiki>{{VAND4|reason}}</nowiki>: Lists the user in the [[:Category:indefinite bans]], after he got banned forever by an [[OrbiterWiki:Administrators|Administrator]]. | ||
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| + | ==Special customers== | ||
| + | Some networks are only existing for the purpose of Spam. When encountering such a pattern, administrators are encouraged to assume that such activity is not the result of a zombie in a Spambot network, but actually the business model of this company. | ||
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| + | Factors which are indicating a dedicated Spambot network: | ||
| + | * Repeated Spambot activity from within a small /8 network (The first three numbers of the IP are equal, but only the final forth number changes). | ||
| + | * Spambots from same network with final IP component increasing in succession (130, 131, 132, ...) | ||
| + | * IP range is not assigned to a larger provider, but actually to a dubious company. | ||
| + | * Other factors (like conceiled origin of the network owner), which speak for a criminal intend. | ||
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| + | Networks in this category of vandals are: | ||
| + | * [[:Category:Spambot from RBNET]] - RBusiness Network, a company pretending to come from Panama, but using european IP numbers managed by RIPE. Contact email addresses are from inbox.ru. | ||
Revision as of 13:30, 18 October 2007
Spam filter
Our new spamfilter can be upgraded by admins on OrbiterWiki:SpamBlacklist. Please do so if you observe spam patterns, not covered by the filter. Try to make the rules as general as neccessary, but not too specialized - one line for each spam URL should be avoided, if they occur in patterns.
Vandalism management and vandal categories
For dealing with Spam and vandalism, OrbiterWiki uses a simple system of vandalism warning levels and bans. This system gets also used for IP numbers, regardless that the vandal might return with a new one. If a special network appears to be home of very active vandals, its OK to rate anonymous troublemakers one level higher in the vandalism scale, than usually.
- {{VAND1}}
- Lists the user in the Category:listed vandals
- {{VAND2}}
- Lists the user in the Category:final warning
- {{VAND3|duration|reason}}
- Lists the user in the Category:temp-ban, after he got banned by an Administrator.
- {{VAND4|reason}}
- Lists the user in the Category:indefinite bans, after he got banned forever by an Administrator.
Special customers
Some networks are only existing for the purpose of Spam. When encountering such a pattern, administrators are encouraged to assume that such activity is not the result of a zombie in a Spambot network, but actually the business model of this company.
Factors which are indicating a dedicated Spambot network:
- Repeated Spambot activity from within a small /8 network (The first three numbers of the IP are equal, but only the final forth number changes).
- Spambots from same network with final IP component increasing in succession (130, 131, 132, ...)
- IP range is not assigned to a larger provider, but actually to a dubious company.
- Other factors (like conceiled origin of the network owner), which speak for a criminal intend.
Networks in this category of vandals are:
- Category:Spambot from RBNET - RBusiness Network, a company pretending to come from Panama, but using european IP numbers managed by RIPE. Contact email addresses are from inbox.ru.